Umberto Eco Quotes

Will We Be Happier Afterwards? Or Will Be Have Lost The Freshness Of Those Who Are Privileged To Experience Art As Real Life, Where We Enter After The Trumps Have Been Played, And We Leave Without Knowing Who's Going To Win Or Lose The Game?

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