Golden Fire. Makoto Fujimura
This book is a drama, whose leading personage is the Infinite. Man is the second.Victor Hugo. LES MISERABLES.
posted by annette gulick at 5:55 PM
Monday, September 24, 2012
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2 Comments:
Love the quote and the image - each from a great artist.
I had completely forgotten about this quote but got your comment the night we came home from seeing the movie so thank you for reminding me. And many thanks for introducing us to Mako years ago at a gathering on Genius Drive. I have his words on my mind a lot: "We have a language to celebrate waywardness, but we do not have a cultural language to bring people back home."
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