Ramón Gaya. Aim. 1983. "RG's portraits are clearly a" gender " in his total, but it is obvious that the characters that appear in tables that are not portraits almost never have eyes. It is tempting to think that they are considered as objects. I think something like that happens in modern painting from Impressionism. Modigliani's nudes seem certain objects, but rarely, in turn, have eyes, is because its subject is the richness of the meat, blind, as they say, while also says that the eyes are the mirror soul. In any case the same Van Gogh portrait Cézanne address some landscape mode. But if we turn to the figures (no pictures) of RG after seeing this, I think it is exactly the same. Ramon do not know if it propose consciously, but to me it fills me with astonishment is that gets some figures without eyes to look yet. "
Tomás Segovia.
In" Time in the arms. 2010.
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