Erich Fromm is the greatest thinker of the 20th century, one of the great cohort of 'philosophers of psychology' and the spiritual leader of the Frankfurt School of Sociology. The works of Erich Fromm are always relevant, because the main theme of his research was the disclosure of human essence as the realization of a productive, life-creating principle.

Erich Fromm's work 'The Art of Being' is a kind of supplement to his opus magnum - the famous 'The Art of Loving'.
Who are we? Why? The meaning of life - or, more precisely, the meaning of being - is the fundamental question of all world philosophy.
'To be or not to be?' - the question of questions once asked by Hamlet.
'To be,' says Erich Fromm. But if to be, then how? And what kind?
Fromm considered love to be an art accessible to everyone.
But if love is an art, then is art also being?