Study for The Revival |
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The strange thing is, I don’t think myself silent. That is because of my piano.
(Source: vega-ofthe-lyre, via tryphena)
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Notes Blog - Rob Finch: "What's all the crap I want to avoid?"
After years of wallowing in my own WordPress ignorance, I decided to get my act together and get a more functional, better looking website. Luckily for me, one of my closest friends knows a little something about that stuff. Meet Ed Madrid, internet philosopher, painter, web designer…
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Notes"Heart weeps.
Head tries to help heart.
Head tells heart how it is, again:
You will lose the ones you love. They will all go. But even the earth will go, someday.
Heart feels better, then.
But the words of head do not remain long in the ears of heart.
Heart is so new to this.
I want them back, says heart.
Head is all heart has.
Help, head. Help heart."Lydia Davis, Head, Heart, from Varieties of Disturbance. (via edmuscle)
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Notes"Beauty is… a notion that’s very hard for me to understand in that it seems to be something that people lay over any given historical period and the criteria always seems to be behind the times. I think, for the most part, artists don’t get involved with beauty. They get involved with the language of art, they get involved with trying to extend the language of art, and if beauty happens it’s a residue of their involvement in the particularities of what they’re trying to accomplish in terms of communicating something to someone else. The public may have some notion that artists are up for making beautiful things, but if you talk to artists seriously, that’s not what they’re up to."Richard Serra (via edmuscle)
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“We do not know today whether we are busy or idle. In times when we thought ourselves indolent, we have afterwards discovered, that much was accomplished, and much was begun in us.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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I swear I catch the world rendering itself from time to time. It’s embarrassing for me, it’s embarrassing for the world. But then again, I’m deeply attracted to these horrifying little glitches, these unpredictable moments when suddenly what you’re seeing is not the image but the image in the final seconds of its making. These images are bumbling idiots, but I love them. I chase them. I want the images I make to somehow embody that glitch, that inarticulateness, that deeply human struggle to say what we wouldn’t dare say if we could only say it.
(via edmuscle)
