Kabuki Reflections 8 page 5
"The trick, of course, is to walk around accepted limitations.
If we don't conform to the square space suggested by the dots, we can solve the problem.
The term "thinking outside the box" comes from just this riddle.
Thus creativity cannot be reduced to method.
It comes from a limber & playful mind willing to flirt with this kind of madness.
When the last of her violin strings break, M.C. picks up two turn tables and a microphone at the thrift store.
Her new hobby is composing songs from English words that she juxtaposes together.
It is the latest exercise in cultivating a open mind & playful attitude in order to catch new ideas from the ether."
Great book.
