“Such a duality as cause and effect probably doesn’t exist. In truth, we are confronted by a continuum out of which we isolate a couple of pieces, just as we perceive motion only as isolated points and then infer it without ever actually seeing it. The suddenness with which many effects stand out misleads us.”

—The Gay Science, §112 (edited excerpt).

“Man has been educated by his errors.”

—The Gay Science, §115 (excerpt).

by Dennis Tyfus

The closer we come to the danger, the more brightly do the ways into the saving power begin to shine and the more questioningly we become.

- Martin Heidegger, The Question Concerning Technology, 35

House No 18 (1927) at Weissenhof Estate in Stuttgart, Germany, by Ludwig Hilberseimer

Zwei Kerzen, 1982, Gerhard Richter