“…and yet what we truly are is whatever the impossible creates inside us.”

I know that you think you already know but— Wait Longer than that.

“Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But, since no one was listening, everything must be said again.”

In the early hours, Derrida: “Tell me, who will ever have photographed a sentence? And its silence of things stifled on the surface? Who will ever have photographed anything other than this silence?”

“To talk does not constitute a catharsis. It is the actual doing. A work of art is successful for me when it removes anxiety. The price we have to pay: The work is only an acting out, trying to get rid of things. The work of art is limited to an acting out, not an understanding. If it were understood, the need to do the work would not exist anymore. Art is a guaranty of sanity but not liberation. It comes back again and again.”