Quote by Oscar Wilde

God and other artists are always a little obscure.....

God and other artists are always a little obscure.....

Summary

This quote suggests that both God and artists tend to be somewhat mysterious and elusive in their work. They often engage with intricate and layered concepts that may not be immediately comprehensible to everyone. Like an artist's creation, the divine often operates in ways that are difficult to fully understand or explain. This statement acknowledges the enigmatic nature of both God and artists, highlighting their ability to generate meaning and depths that may not be readily apparent on the surface.

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