The Fine Art of Lying Quotes

“Her life was hers to create. She could make any choice she wanted to”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying

“Isn’t it funny that the language for sex and art and religion is all the same? But I suppose they do share certain qualities. They take you beyond yourself”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying

“We all spend so much time trying to get to the place where the uncertainty and anxiety will end and then”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying

“And actually, that’s what I love about art: the mystery of it. No one—in the thousands of years that it’s existed—has ever given a satisfactory explanation of what it actually does. Why does it affect us? How does it affect us? Why do certain works of art affect some people and”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying

“Art, she found, scratched a similar itch. It granted her a brief, blurred view of something beyond the ordinary. It hinted at another way of living, one that valued mystery over certainty and freedom over security. It encouraged her to fix her gaze on the horizon; to imagine the possibility of escaping not only Binghamton, but everything familiar to her.”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying

“Something happened to her when she looked at certain works of art, she realized: a slight internal shifting or rearrangement. It was like there was a tuning fork inside of her that she would otherwise never have known existed, and then all of a sudden, something hit”
― Alexandra Andrews, The Fine Art of Lying