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“Our heads are round still thought can change direction” is a quote is by the French painter . He was born in 1879 and died in 1953. He was an avant-garde painter and a typographist. Avant-garde painting obscures meaning in many cases. While a typographist is generally thought of as trying to make the text clearer. On the one hand, it could be said that he was trying to obscure meaning, while on the other hand, he was trying to make meaning clear. It should be of no surprise that he made the quote above.
Below are a couple of samples of his painting. Did the Joker come first or was it the painting?