"自由なしに芸術なし; 芸術はそれ自身に課す制約の上でのみ生きる"
— Albert Camus
Simplified Meaning:
Art can only come to life when artists have the freedom to create what they want. But once they start creating, they also need to set some rules or limits for themselves. For example, a painter chooses certain colors and decides to use a particular style. These choices might seem like limits, but they actually help in making the art strong and unique. Think about a writer working on a story. They need the freedom to think up any story they want, but then they focus on a specific plot and characters. This focus helps the story make sense and be engaging. In our own lives, we need freedom to explore and be creative, but setting personal goals and boundaries can help us achieve more and keep us motivated. So, freedom and self-imposed rules work together to help art and creativity thrive.
