Spiritual Art Quotes

“Let’s do something formless, intangible, invisible—beyond the reach of human experience.”
― Suman Pokhrel

“Let you and I something something something something.”
― Suman Pokhrel

“For rough practical purposes, pleasures may be divided into those that have their primary basis in the senses, and those that are mainly of the mind. The traditional moralist praises the latter at the expense of the former; or rather, he tolerates the latter because he does not recognise them as pleasures. His classification is, of course, not scientifically defensible, and in many cases he is himself in doubt. Do the pleasures of art belong to the senses or to the mind? If he is really stern, he will condemn art in toto, like Plato and the Fathers: if he is more or less latitudinarian, he will tolerate art if it has a ‘spiritual purpose’, which generally means that it is bad art.”
― Bertrand Russell, Sceptical Essays

“This book is dedicated to the ones who know the darkness all too well,
and persevere regardless. The light will always return–just hold on.”
― Tyler Max Redding, Igniting The Darkness: A Collection of Light Painting Art

“The struggle didn't leave a scar; it left a geography.”
― Brandi Lynn, Where the Broken Light Falls: An Inventory of Neurodivergence, Chronic Pain, and the Architecture of the Bone