History Does Not Belong To Us; We

A Cultured Society That Has Fallen Away From Its Religious Traditions Expects More From Art Than The Aesthetic Consciousness And The 'standpoint Of Art' Can Deliver. The Romantic Desire For A New Mythology... Gives The Artist And His Task In The World The Consciousness Of A New Consecration. He Is Something Like A 'secular Saviour' For His Creations Are Expected To Achieve On A Small Scale The Propitiation Of Disaster For Which An Unsaved World Hopes.

History Does Not Belong To Us; We Belong To It.

I Basically Only Read Books That Are Over 2,000 Years Old.

The Focus Of Subjectivity Is A Distorting Mirror.

The Essence Of The Question Is The Opening Up, And Keeping Open, Of Possibilities.