“His drawings invariably began indecisively, circling through vague ideograms in a roundabout way. For his plans to take on definite and finite form—more definitive than a platitude like “Light is the giver of all presences”—a respondent was evidently required, someone with whom he could test his ideas out loud. That these respondents, who felt the full brunt of Kahn’s hypnotic personality, were in some sense interchangeable became clear enough in time, causing varying degrees of personal distress.” Commentary mag
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