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Sentences for Cerebral Exoneration
Sentences
Brown boots, the morning train, a dead wasp.
Rust touches the seat post and the world. I am asleep
Diagnostics lament. Small cottages, sharp twist.
What it would be like on Valentia Island, right now.
Birdflight. The distant curling waves. A city somewhere in our dreams.
Prior to this we never really gave him a chance
New shoes. Fancy biscuits.
Corduroy. Fresh blue air, a borrowed glance.
Sweeping flour plumes about the floor in June. Fire warder.
Blue grass music and foliage. Ireland in springtime.
Lute. Lullaby. Neptune’s harness.
Black. Sunlit forearm. The meniscus of your piss.
Ezra Pound’s realization. Nothing in the fridge.
Clasp of thin metal. The spelling of complex words.
He can’t splel.
Sketch for the Pavilion of thing place
The geometry of this structure is based on a crystaline form found ontop of a mountain in Wicklow. The pavilion is to be inhabited mentally through a sensory engagement with the drawings and models.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Asger Jorn
Time is the change that is only conceivable in the form of a progressive movement in space, while space is the solid that is only conceivable in its participation in a movement. Neither space nor time possesses a reality or value outside of change or process, that is to say outside of the active combination of space-time. The action of space-time is the process, and this process is itself the change of time in space and the change of space in time.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Jean Paul Sartre
Painting made some years ago for a friend hosting a charity show. I just found it floating about and wanted to re-visit it.
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