Thursday, October 30, 2008
Writing Home about Home
This week, quite by chance, a video of mine found it's way to artist Riaz Mehmood's video installation for the VASL International Residency 'Writing Home about Home'
In addition to this, Mohtarma Middling stepped out for a third time.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Amazon in training
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Stolen from quieter days when there was time to read
'The human being born to amnesia and heedlessness will have little in common with those chastened by precedent and memory and the desire to nurse the future into being
... IAN HARROW
Don't talk down to me.
Don't be polite to me.
Don't try to make me feel nice.
Don't relax.
I'll cut the smille off your face.
You think i don't know what's going on?
You think, i'm afraid to react.
The joke's on you.
I'm biding my time, looking for the spot.
You think no one can reach you,
no one can have what you have.
I've been planning while you're playing.
I've been saving while you're spending.
The game is almost over
So it's time to acknowledge me.
Do you want to fall not ever knowing who took you?
... JENNY HOLZER (INFLAMMATORY ESSAYS)
Life is not a series of events that can be coldly calculated, with levels of achievement that deliver you to a final height where you 'win'. It cannot be paused or have the channel changed for something better. There is nothing better than to live a life, to see the world without the vertical lines cast from the TV screen, to be a part of the grand scheme of things.
... ERICA WILLIAMS
A SINGLE EVENT CAN HAVE INFINITELY MANY INTERPRETATIONS
ACTION CAUSES MORE TROUBLE THAN THOUGHT
CALM IS MORE CONDUCIVE TO CREATIVITY THAN IS ANXIETY
CATEGORIZING FEAR IS CALMING
DECENCY IS A RELATIVE THING
HABITUAL CONTEMPT DOES NOT REFLECT A FINER SENSIBILITY
You should limit the number of times you act against your nature, like sleeping with people you hate. It's interesting to test your capabilities for a while but too much will cause damage.
.
... IAN HARROW
Don't talk down to me.
Don't be polite to me.
Don't try to make me feel nice.
Don't relax.
I'll cut the smille off your face.
You think i don't know what's going on?
You think, i'm afraid to react.
The joke's on you.
I'm biding my time, looking for the spot.
You think no one can reach you,
no one can have what you have.
I've been planning while you're playing.
I've been saving while you're spending.
The game is almost over
So it's time to acknowledge me.
Do you want to fall not ever knowing who took you?
... JENNY HOLZER (INFLAMMATORY ESSAYS)
Life is not a series of events that can be coldly calculated, with levels of achievement that deliver you to a final height where you 'win'. It cannot be paused or have the channel changed for something better. There is nothing better than to live a life, to see the world without the vertical lines cast from the TV screen, to be a part of the grand scheme of things.
... ERICA WILLIAMS
A SINGLE EVENT CAN HAVE INFINITELY MANY INTERPRETATIONS
ACTION CAUSES MORE TROUBLE THAN THOUGHT
CALM IS MORE CONDUCIVE TO CREATIVITY THAN IS ANXIETY
CATEGORIZING FEAR IS CALMING
DECENCY IS A RELATIVE THING
HABITUAL CONTEMPT DOES NOT REFLECT A FINER SENSIBILITY
You should limit the number of times you act against your nature, like sleeping with people you hate. It's interesting to test your capabilities for a while but too much will cause damage.
.
We deserve the right to Cultural Ambivalence
When global order is established
like type/words in sentence,
like type/words in sentence,
structure on a page;
it creates Violence.
it creates Violence.
Violent, dark etchings destroy the tranquility
on a clear unmarred sheet of paper;
like political unrest in people fighting
to lay claim to their own Identity.
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Print fell on deaf ears
Deaf to all but their fantastical inner worlds
You keep striking word blows
Its not incapacity that withholds understanding
Its only my desire to read another story
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