Through the Olive Trees (Abbas Kiarostami, 1994)

Communication on The Strip, 1968 – Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown

Children swim and play in oceanside pool, February 1955. Photograph by Franc & Jean Shor, National Geographic

poema de guilherme mansur

tinha um papelzinho hoje em cima da mesa e ele era meio retangular (até pautado era), fui dobrando até ficar quadrado... quando consegui, fui dobrando de novo até conseguir que ficasse heart-shaped, eu devo ter suspirado pelo menos cinco vezes nesse desdobrar todo.

Amalia’s world, 3. Nov. 1994 Michael Ruetz

Language has nothing to do with rational thought. I think that’s why I get so horribly furious and disturbed with rational thought. Language is the the opposite of the way a machine works. Language is poetry, maybe? But not all language is poetry. Nor is all poetry language. By the way, you talk language but that’s beside the point. Or rather, you understand it, you don’t always talk it. It is hard to define. Well, nevermind. I think language is beautiful. I even think insanity is beautiful (surely the root of language), except that it is painful. Language is verbalizing the non verbal. That’s perhaps what makes it so complicated. Holding hands is better than saying “I love you”.

Anne Sexton, from a letter to Anne Clarke

Lygia Clark Estruturas de caixas de fósforos vermelho

Black Disc with Flags (1939)

Alexander Calder

I must tell you something. I’m ready to live in the dark. Because, right now, the world’s just a lot of…blurry dancing flames… and i’m sick of it! Will you be there? My white cane? My seeing-eye dog?

Les amants du Pont-Neuf (1991), a film by Leos Carax.

In Between || Beat Happening - Jamboree (1988)

Josef Albers, Structural Constellations, 1959

Mirror installation Heaven on Earth (2014) by Shirin Abedinirad

Untitled, How I dream © Jim Goldberg 2009

James Joyce, South of France, 1922

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