One accustomed to the absurd fails to observe the depth of simplicity.
If a simple visual metaphor representing an idea as plain and unadorned as an uphill climb or a reflection suggesting balance makes no impression, one need not expect a musical or auditory metaphor to be grasped. Such is the extent to which the artist will continually be challenged.
But if such things were of any moment to any artist, nothing at all would be created.
If a simple visual metaphor representing an idea as plain and unadorned as an uphill climb or a reflection suggesting balance makes no impression, one need not expect a musical or auditory metaphor to be grasped. Such is the extent to which the artist will continually be challenged.
But if such things were of any moment to any artist, nothing at all would be created.
