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TL;DR

The exhibition at the Luxembourg Museum Gallery features approximately one hundred works on paper by Pierre Soulages, created between 1942 and 2004.
Soulages viewed black as the genesis of all colors and light, describing it as powerful and more significant than any other color.
His works on paper demonstrate a systematic structure, akin to a unique calligraphy, with brushstrokes reflecting a personal rhythm.
The artist believed the creative process involved observation, unexpected results, and a dialogue with the artwork, sometimes leading to the destruction of a piece.
Soulages' approach to black contrasted with that of artists like Delacroix and the Impressionists, who largely excluded black from their palettes.
The article mentions Soulages' encounter with Mark Rothko in New York, highlighting their differing perspectives on European culture and art.
Soulages' works are characterized as mystical and unique, embodying the truth and soul of our time.

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