Quote by Wulf Zendik
The Artist, the free-flyer, the person that dares to be mad can always go back to that madness. You cannot corner that person. That person has an instrument, has a piece of paper, has a pencil, has two dollars worth of dime store paint, has some sand on the beach... That person can always go for Truth. You cannot corner that person. You can lock them in solitary and they'll scratch it on the wall, and if you cut off their hands, they will scratch it in their mind.
Summary
This quote highlights the resiliency and indomitable spirit of artists and free-thinkers. It suggests that no matter the circumstances or limitations imposed upon them, such individuals always possess the ability to pursue their passion for creativity and seek the truth. Whether armed with meager resources like a simple instrument, paper, pencil, or cheap paint, or even with nothing but the sand on a beach, they can always find a way to express themselves. The quote speaks to the undying need for artistic expression and the innate determination of those who possess it.
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Artist
By Wulf Zendik