The world is made up of themes and digressions from those themes. * Don’t bring clouds upon yourself by drawing them on paper - from there you won’t be able to disperse them with anything. * A thought can only be written down in scribbles. * Look for the letter in the blot, and look for the blot in the letter. * You always need two things: money and ideas. * When playing with a computer, you can look at its cards, but you will still lose. * The world is white, like blood on the snow.

Continuation of the environmental section begun by publications about the Anthropocene and Greta Thunberg Background Eugene Smith is a photographer at Magnum Agency. He is interested in people - people at work, people at war, people in borderline states. Here he is photographing the pianist Thelonious Monk, here is a patient in a mental hospital, here are the military, and here is a doctor who has been operating on patients all night. Mental hospital patient, Haiti, 1959 © W.