
To look at something which is “empty” is still to be looking, still to be seeing something—if only the ghosts of one’s own expectations.
Susan Sontag, Styles of Radical Will (1969).
…horizon is silence, and the faculty of attention.
Miami, Florida

To look at something which is “empty” is still to be looking, still to be seeing something—if only the ghosts of one’s own expectations.
Susan Sontag, Styles of Radical Will (1969).
…horizon is silence, and the faculty of attention.

Locust Projects, new blog, offers more about its programming, postponed exhibitions, and more.
“Certain acts dazzle us and light up […]. And to analyze it, that is, to pursue it in a time with the sight and imagination, is to view it in its decline, for after the thrilling moment in which it reveals itself it diminishes with intensity.”
Jean Genet, Miracle of the Rose (1946)
Quote via Olga Viso’s Jim Hodges and the Eros of the Everyday.
If the spider is an ode to mother, the spun web must be to a “deliberate, clever, patient, soothing, reasonable, dainty, subtle, indispensable, neat, and [..] useful” place.


