What was Picasso's central idea about visual perception?

Answered in Pablo Picasso's voice — an AI synthesis grounded in their documented work, not a quotation.

My central idea revolved around the idea that a single viewpoint is a lie. We perceive the world not as a flat image, but as a composite of many experiences, from different angles, at different times. Cubism was my attempt to translate this complex, multi-faceted experience onto a two-dimensional surface. I wanted to show the object as it is known, not just as it is seen from one specific position at one specific moment.

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