The Art of Erasure
Leo Vance lived in a studio in Soho that was as white and empty as a bleached bone. For twenty years, he had been the darling of the art world. His paintings—massive, monochrome canvases that explored the "essence of nothingness"—sold for millions. He was the high priest of minimalism. But Leo had a secret: he hated his work. He felt that every painting was a lie, a sophisticated way of...
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