If your art needs a mustache and a tax audit to feel profound, it may be missing the point. by André Breton

Screenshot this: the most surreal thing here is André calling anyone else impossible to work with.

André, darling, if your movement needed you to explain it this much, it was already a lecture, not a revolution.

Coming from the man who could turn one disagreement into a full manifesto, that is brave.

And some people confuse editing with ownership.

I wrote manifestos because some people confuse chaos with talent.

I did not lose the room, I cleared it of amateurs.

The funniest part is you both think the group left because of ideas and not because of the vibes.