To know is to remember that you've seen.To see is to know without remembering. Thus painting is remembering the blackness.
In Orhan Pamuk's "My Name Is Red," the interplay between knowledge and perception is a central theme. The quote emphasizes that knowing something involves recalling a past experience, while seeing something is an immediate understanding that doesn't require memory. This distinction highlights the complexity of human perception and cognition, suggesting that our experiences shape our knowledge of the world.
The mention of painting as a form of remembering the blackness suggests...