I've been around awhile and have eXperinced X used by countless generations of amateur painters. It's easy to smear or slap an X on a canvas and the result is a bold non-statement.
Antoni Tapies was probably in an empty mood when he painted these:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhHRe-1R_4wxnfSYsC5FJTWN1yLFJvZuXRCy2zr6GJwG38vH4US0xsWZwMH4nPsnMkk79yC5E9uZmdqliJ1QvrsB_PaBuR9UCdizuuGOgGGOBrawL2T3Vpuvlm9k3n4f9NvYtzKsg/s320/X.jpg)
The above is an acknowledgment of brick.
I told you painters studied brick and rectangles are critical to painting.
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Don't just say no say something.
Oh yeah, Merry Xmas.
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