Imagination

“Prophetic imagination is grounded in the conviction that God is doing something lively in the world.”

“We want you to leave Atlassian better than you found it.”

“Everything starts from a photograph, and then it goes beyond the photo.”

“Writing a novel is a socially approved way of sitting in a corner and fantasizing.”

“Feet, what do I need you for if I have wings to fly.”

“Abstraction opened the possibility of unfettered invention.”

“There is no being like “the African God” except in the imagination of those who use the term.”

“We make movies for adults and the adult that exists in every child.”

“It’s the whole question ... of imagination in an industrial society.”

“My process is thinking, thinking and thinking -- thinking about my stories for a long time.”

“Je n'ai jamais voulu séparer le rêve de l'action.”

“There are two worlds; the world that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we feel with our hearts and imaginations.”

“When I’m writing novels, reality and unreality just naturally get mixed together.”

“I invent everything in my painting. And I stylize whatever it was that I saw or felt.”

“You cannot really destroy the human mind nor the imagination of people nor the will to live.”

“The relationship between memory and imagination is very mysterious.”

“Toda criação é intuitiva, mesmo a mais racional é intuitiva.”

“لغتنا للأسف لا تزال بدوية تلتزم الخيام، وتقنع بالعيش في الوبر، وتحلم بالغيبيات.”

“I had little time to stop, make deep friendships. I could indulge a leaning toward speculation and fantasy.”

“I credit poetry for making this space-walk possible.”