Quite the cliché.
But could it be true? Could the labrynth of life suddenly expose us to events we thought could only happen in a badly written script? Are we all victims of the "this cannot happen/happen to me" syndrome? Art is said to imitate life; it does have that creative licence to go that extra mile and while we might get deeply involved in it, we are still very aware that it is 'fiction'.
But what happens when life starts imitating art, incidentally...
But could it be true? Could the labrynth of life suddenly expose us to events we thought could only happen in a badly written script? Are we all victims of the "this cannot happen/happen to me" syndrome? Art is said to imitate life; it does have that creative licence to go that extra mile and while we might get deeply involved in it, we are still very aware that it is 'fiction'.
But what happens when life starts imitating art, incidentally...
2 comments:
Hehe! Yeah fiction rarely stays fiction. :-). Somebody hears about it, makes it or does it and voila .. it is now fact.
Fact has to be stranger than fiction. Imagination can't drive life all the time, life has to drive imagination too. It's a feedback loop!
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