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There is this painting by Alex Colville I really like.
It is not this one, but this had to start somewhere.
I read an article in december.
I don't remember what it was, but it used a sentence I keep on hearing now.
What is that effect called again?
THE DEATH OF THE IMAGE
What art brings you to your knees?
What is your Sistine Chapel?
Your Renaissance church?
What makes you weep?
And what if you don't believe in god?
And all the churches were built by men?
What then?
Do I use "because of" or "nevertheless" in this sentence?
Does it matter if this doesn't make much sense?
She probably would have ended up miserable, or worse, living a completly different life.
Luise Knecht, 2025
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