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Story summary
- Sean Scully, an Anglo-Irish artist, reflects on his complex identity and artistic journey rooted in postwar London.
- In 1975, Scully moved to New York and critiques the emptiness of American abstract art.
- He infuses his work with emotional depth, and his "Blue" paintings evoke a spiritual connection.
- Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of his son, Scully finds solace in painting and aims to make abstraction accessible.
