I will look for them. I haven't studied art in depth, the focus in school was more on earlier periods, even eras. I did a personal study on Giger at the end of last year. But that's it. But I've studied philosophy, and it seems that the things are... not just connected but greatly influencing one another. In the same period as post-impressionism and postmodernism are bringing strange things to the table. The crazy things are that we get back to ideas that are already known that don't work. Especially now...