Mark Making-> Quotes-> The Beginning

• "We run on soul.": This quote could go along with this piece because it is chaotic and complicated, as can be someone's soul.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": I don't believe that this piece and quote go together at all, because there is nothing solid or definitive in the piece.

• "We run on soul.": I don't see any way in which these could work together.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": These two could work together because the pattern is reaching and branching out across the page.
  

• "We run on soul.": This quote could go along with this piece because it is chaotic and complicated, as can be someone's soul.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": I don't believe that this piece and quote go together at all, because there is nothing solid or definitive.

• "We run on soul.": I don't see any way how these two could work together.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": I think these go together well because the pattern reaches outward past the dark borders of the rectangle.
  

• "We run on soul.": This quote could go along with this piece because it is chaotic and complicated, as can be someone's soul.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": I don't believe that this piece and quote go together at all, because there is nothing solid or definitive.

• "We run on soul.": This quote could go along with this piece because it is chaotic and complicated, as can be someone's soul.

• "Walls are not everlasting.": I think these two work together because the shapes in the pattern look almost like blocks that have been scattered.