“Theatre is the most perfect artistic form of coercion.”

“It is forbidden to walk on the grass. It is not forbidden to fly over the grass.”

“What an incredible amount of poetry, of novels, of sociological solutions to the ills of the world! One supposes that poetry is written to enrich the spirit; that novels have been conceived at the very least, to entertain us; and even, optimistically, that sociological solutions are a guide to solving something. Viewing the situation calmly, I realized that the first (poetry) was capable of impoverishing the richest spirit, the second of boring the most joyful, the third of confusing the most lucid.”

“Forms disappear, words remain, to signify the impossible.”

“It is not by believing but by doubting that one can attain to the truth, which is ever changing form and condition.”

“Sábio é o ser humano que tem coragem de ir diante do espelho da alma para reconhecer seus erros e fracassos e utilizá-los para plantar as mais belas sementes no terreno da sua inteligência.”

“Internet, jogos de video, computadores, são úteis, mas tâm destruído algo inviolável: a infância. Onde está o prazer do silência? Onde está a arte da observação? Onde está a inocência? Angustia-me que o sistema esteja a gerar crianças insatisfeitas e ansiosas. Fortes candidatas a serem doentes psiquiátricos e não seres humanos felizes e livres.”