I think I have spoken enough to you about serious things; which is why I speak [now] of something to which I attribute great value, still too little appreciated - gaiety. It is gaiety, basically, that allows us to have no fear before the problems of life and to find a natural solution to them. (Sophie Taeuber-Arp)

I think I have spoken enough to you about serious things; which is why I speak [now] of something to which I attribute great value, still too little appreciated - gaiety. It is gaiety, basically, that allows us to have no fear before the problems of life and to find a natural solution to them.

Sophie Taeuber-Arp

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