They wrote and performed their creations they had passion for what they believed in, they searched for meaning and for truth.

Painters it seems, as it was put so nicely by artist musician Dexter Dalwood, have more problems expressing themselves.

Teaching may be the Answer, knowledge may set you free, Ill let you know, its certainly fun.

LOUISE BOURGEOIS said -“I didn’t intend to be an artist.” Her passions were mathematics and philosophy. Best of all, she liked solid geometry, a field, she has said, “where relations can be anticipated and are eternal.”

 

“Drawings are thought feathers, they are ideas that I seize in mid-flight and put down on paper.”

 

In 1958, aged 47, Bourgeois complained ‘I have failed as a wife, as a woman, as a mother, as a hostess, as an artist, as a businesswoman, as a friend, as a daughter, as a sister but  I have not failed as a truth seeker…”

 

“I have been to Hell and back and let me tell you, it was wonderful.’