Énke
"-I once read a sentence in Samuel Beckett about failure. He writes that the only possibility for a true artist is failure. If it doesn't happen, he becomes like a craftsman. This sentence and this thought have been with me for years, because I see something significant in it... And I love the craftsman. But I love the true artist even more, or would like to. Actually, I was wondering, do you think Samuel Beckett didn't become a craftsman? He never was. He ended up writing music instead of plays. He is the greatest writer. I think so. And I think that on the scale that Beckett thinks, there is no need for art. -He stopped being an artist. What he does is beyond art. " "-I know all the magic. I learned it so I wouldn't use it. I could bring you to a state where you would be happy and live your life as the saved. Your soul would still be damned. Your true nature would remain dark and you would be lost. Unsalvageable. The cup of suffering must be drunk, yours a...
