Category: landscape

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    “forlorn hunger for certainties” “in the physics of the heart, distance is relative; it’s time that’s absolute” Lois McMaster Bujold, Shards of Honor.

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    “Don’t be afraid. This is the place. On the far side.” “I can’t see shit. I can hardly see you.” “Don’t see; feel,” she said. “You can feel your way, but hurry, hurry.

    […]

    “This is the place. Where you can take a choice.”

    Morrison, Tar Baby.

    Related : Place marked with an impulse, at an impasse.

  • AG2023_1012125a or calling away despair

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    darkness comes
    suffering touches us
    again and again
    there is pain
    there in the midst of
    such harsh barrenness

    a cardinal […] calling away despair

  • AG2023_1012180a or the dark itself

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    Where would she go [… to ] a kind of purity of being and emptiness,

    [I] can wander through worlds of light

    less
    of everything—wind

    & worry

  • a place of recognition, a mirroring

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    “… closeness […], one that defies time and space impressed itself on her imagination. Reading Dickinson’s letters and poems she found in the work a place of recognition, a mirroring of her own inner landscape. […] She would enter more fully into the psychic spaces inhabited by Emily Dickinson to return to herself, and her present.”

    bell hooks, between us: traces of Love–Dickinson, Horn, Hooks

    Roni Horn: Earths Grow Thick, (catalogue), Felix Gonzalez-Torres (There it was, […] all by itself, […], it didn’t need anything. Sitting on the floor, ever so lightly. A new landscape, a possible horizon, a place of rest and absolute beauty. Waiting for the right viewer willing and needing to be moved to a place of the imagination.).

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    … fantasy [or the imaginary] is in realism. What is possible, what is probable, what an action might do, and the scale and the scope of the possible effects of things, that’s all about fantasy, projection, and attachment. It’s not exterior to life at all, it’s interior. It’s all about moving within the space of living.

    Berlant & Hardt, 2012.