John Berger sums up his philosophy with a radical tenderness. "Bento's Sketchbook" is a book made up of sketches, stories, and observations, which itself is a work of art. The philosopher Spinoza, also known as Bento, dedicated most of his life to writing. In his writings, he explored our relationship with the world. However, he is said to have always carried a sketchbook with him. For years, John Berger hoped in vain that one of these lost notebooks would resurface. Until one day, he created his own, "Bento's Sketchbook." In a dialogue with Spinoza's thoughts, John Berger is on the trail of the world's infinity. With pen and brush, on his motorcycle, he investigates how drawing and writing, everyday life and art, painting and philosophy are interconnected. "I wanted to write about our gaze upon the world; it's about...