There was a relationship between cubism and time, and I've tried to capture it as best as I can to tell a story. I did my best to capture the motion of wrinkled bedsheets in the seemingly random forms. If you look closely, you'll also see toes, and legs, and other associated body parts. Think about the beginning, middle, and end of a moving relationship, and the longing feelings that come from the persisting memory of a special person.

This is the couple from The Timeless Godwottery. There she was portrayed as closely to the Romanticism tradition as I could muster, and here you see a representation of the same story in Cubism.

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I'm assuming cubism goes under Abstract Art in this new category system DA is using. What a HORRENDOUS task it must be for them to pigeon hole the millions of artworks that come their way!

No, really, I feel your pain guys. I felt it when I tried to find a place for a genuine Cubist painting. There's no place for Cubism here. *sticky smile* The system just pretends that 100 years of art history didn't even happen.

Abstract. What the hell.