V.H. Belvadi • V.H. Belvadi (opens in new tab)

‘If an artist were to admit that he was uncertain as to what part of the content of his work answered to life and what part to art … we would probably consider him incompetent.’ —John Szarkowski in ‘William Eggleston’s Guide’ Anyone who dabbles in any form of art will be quick to point out that they need a reliable, preferably bottomless, well of inspiration. The purpose of this inspiration is not to get them to make art – that motivation comes, as it ought to, from within. The purpose of thi...