A new form will always seem more or less an absence of any form at all, since it is unconsciously judged by reference to the consecrated forms.- Alain Robbe-Grillet, born on this date in 1922
Or as Jean Cocteau put it:"We are inclined to judge what is beautiful by what is familiar."
Or as Jean Cocteau put it:
ReplyDelete"We are inclined to judge what is beautiful by what is familiar."