PW: I believe I was quite lucky...Australia was then at least ten years behind the rest of the world and had not yet updated to sociology-influenced teaching as in America or in Europe. Our first year was a sort of terminal echo of Itten’s Bauhaus introductory course — making tactile patterns or labyrinths to follow with your finger, using rough surfaces like sandpaper, or soft like velvet. Even razor blades were allowed [laughs]. I really enjoyed that. We also had to make little balsa wood frames to suspend white cubes on fine cotton threads— 3D composition. I don’t think they realised that they were doing something quite profound.

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彼得威尔逊和马克多里安谈话

PW：我相信我很幸运……澳大利亚当时至少落后于世界其他地区十年，并且还没有像美国或欧洲那样更新到受社会学影响的教学。我们的第一年是 Itten 的包豪斯入门课程的最终回声——用手指制作触觉图案或迷宫，使用像砂纸这样的粗糙表面，或者像天鹅绒一样柔软。甚至剃须刀片也被允许[笑]。我真的很喜欢。我们还必须制作小轻木框架，以将白色立方体悬挂在细棉线上——3D 构图。我认为他们没有意识到他们正在做一些非常深刻的事情。