like you have no
secrets
like you’ve
never been
left
never been
hurt
like the world
don’t owe you a
single
wretched
thing.
- warsan shire
like you have no
secrets
like you’ve
never been
left
never been
hurt
like the world
don’t owe you a
single
wretched
thing.
- warsan shire
“To lose and survive the loss, a new position must be claimed on the side of mourning, tolerating the death that sustains and frames with the veil of fantasy the vivacity of objects, allowing us to enjoy the play of the unconscious,”
—Jamieson Webster & Patricia Gherovici
.
Ph. Florence Henri
“To lose and survive the loss, a new position must be claimed on the side of mourning, tolerating the death that sustains and frames with the veil of fantasy the vivacity of objects, allowing us to enjoy the play of the unconscious,”
—Jamieson Webster & Patricia Gherovici
.
Ph. Florence Henri
Desert Wall
1986
Desert Wall
1986
Untitled (Siva-Simantini)
circa 1920s
Untitled (Siva-Simantini)
circa 1920s
“the emphatic truth of gesture in the important moments of life”
—Baudelaire
.
Chu Teh-Chun, A Gesture of Light
“the emphatic truth of gesture in the important moments of life”
—Baudelaire
.
Chu Teh-Chun, A Gesture of Light
Studio Nap
2020
Studio Nap
2020
“Think about others in such a way that it is no longer you who comes back from this thought and that it is not in a thought that you dispose yourself towards them.”
—Blanchot (tr. Lycette Nelson), The Step Not Beyond
.
Vivian Springford
“Think about others in such a way that it is no longer you who comes back from this thought and that it is not in a thought that you dispose yourself towards them.”
—Blanchot (tr. Lycette Nelson), The Step Not Beyond
.
Vivian Springford
Tiger looking at the moon
Tiger looking at the moon
“An image is the making-one, the making-itself-one of something. This ‘one’ is not unity as opposed to multiplicity: it is the possibility that anything at all, including something multiple or fluid, may come to presence;”
—Jean-Luc Nancy, The Ground of the Image
.
Kazuyuki Futagawa
“An image is the making-one, the making-itself-one of something. This ‘one’ is not unity as opposed to multiplicity: it is the possibility that anything at all, including something multiple or fluid, may come to presence;”
—Jean-Luc Nancy, The Ground of the Image
.
Kazuyuki Futagawa
Untitled
1970
Untitled
1970
Inheritance
1955
Inheritance
1955
Hell Courtesan 地獄太夫図
1871-89
Hell Courtesan 地獄太夫図
1871-89
Spring Mist
1893
Spring Mist
1893
“The room was dark, not that it was obscure: the light was almost too visible, it did not illuminate.”
—Maurice Blanchot
“The room was dark, not that it was obscure: the light was almost too visible, it did not illuminate.”
—Maurice Blanchot
The Greenhouse
The Greenhouse