Does he continue on what this means for aesthetics? It's very interesting. I can align some of what I've written to this...
Why Spinozism? Deleuze (1968/1990) answers: Spinoza frees expression from a higher power, and discovers in it an immanent principle. “Expression no longer emanates, no longer resembles anything.”pic.twitter.com/xIgJnNfStH
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Deleuze is primarily interested in expressive metaphysics rather than aesthetics in this book. But in many ways it presages his examination of Worringer’s “Gothic line” in ATP and Francis Bacon. Pure immanence = the inorganic (un)life of matter unfolding in myriad new forms.
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