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I have no philosophy, my favourite thing is sitting in the studio
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"I have no philosophy, my favourite thing is sitting in the studio"

- Arne Jacobsen

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In this quote, Arne Jacobsen, the popular Danish architect and designer, reveals his detachment from formal philosophical teachings. Instead, he exposes that his true enthusiasm depends on the simple act of being in his studio. Jacobsen's words recommend that he finds solace and contentment in the peaceful and intimate area of creation. It might be presumed that his studio acts as a sanctuary, where his creativity can wander complimentary, and where he can open his artistic capacity. By highlighting his favorite activity as being in the studio, Jacobsen highlights the value of both physical and mental environments in supporting imagination and motivation.

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Arne Jacobsen This quote is written / told by Arne Jacobsen between February 11, 1902 and March 24, 1971. He was a famous Architect from Denmark. The author also have 25 other quotes.

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