Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Friday, May 15, 2015
Truck May 2015: Text by Rudolfo Carrillo
Year Fifteen of the Permanent Emergency Condition
Sky, broken clouds. Visibility, ten.
A building gently processed with moonlight.
The registry of noise and forgetful silence.
Until your hand is crushed in the mechanism.
A joyful holiday occasion,
he wore his best cuff links and Chinese socks.
Everyone was asleep by midnight.
There were plates of meat everywhere.
An interesting phenomena can be repeated
by withdrawing examples of divinity from
the orifices produced through long-term
geologic processes. Holy word, earth.
Events whose sonic representation in the space-time continuum can be further symbolized as waveforms are constantly crossing my perceptual boundaries. The phone rang once. A dog drank deeply from its stationary water container and my wife asked me to pour her another cup of coffee. Based on previous experience, I expect birds to begin chirping in approximately six point five hours.
Beholden to the rain in a fashion
reminiscent of iron's rusty affiliation,
a group of writers whose base of operations
is located near a sodden pile of newspapers
left for pigeons and the severely homeless
near the Ealing Underground Station
are really just a murder of crows waiting
for flight instructions and cigarettes.
After the crowd launched a number of paper balloons, which I must say were marvelous to watch as they floated past the cathedral and toward the volcano where they would later become a sort of rubbish that might well be a threat to local wildlife, we wandered back to our hotel room where a man with a gun jumped from out the closet and bade us to come with him, as our very lives were in the balance.
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Produced by Rudolfo Carrillo, using an Apple Mac G4 computer with a Motorola processor. Various organic structures associated with the human body as well as non-quantifiable but possibly mystic mental processes were also used in the production of this unit of text and accompanying image.
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Silvia Levenson
letto singolo : "Riguardati" 2003 . metallo, vetro, rame cm 200 x cm 80 x cm 120 ( paritcolare)
tre letti: "Riguardati" 2003. metallo, vetro, rame cm 200 x cm 200 x cm 120
stampelle " Punti di appoggio" 2003. vetro cm150 x cm 35 x cm 25.
seggiolina " ex voto" .2001 vetro, metallo, cera. cm 50 x cm 25 x cm 25
mobiletto happiness. 2010. metallo, vetro. cm 30 x cm 40 x cm 26
sedia con piastrelle . " Life Strategies". 2007 sedia, vetro. cm 150 x cm 150 x cm 80
© Silvia Levenson
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
Peter Ciccariello
Lovecraft’s Litany
“I never can be tied to raw, new things...”
— Howard Phillips Lovecraft
I am the drops of rain against your face the arctic wind
brushed with ice the ochre leaves stuck to the pavement the smashed acorns the
living souls of manic squirrels the capricious caw of invisible crows swarming
the Gingkos and Oaks the bloodless granite the pocked white marble the ancient
verdigris the twisted iron the rusted gate the crumbling Georgian bricks the
chalky mortar I am this necropolis
I am the silence that surrounds the seeker I am the shadow that flits across
the path the blink of an eye the weight in a heart the tremor in the fingers
the haunting darkened strolls the empty streets I am the missing chair the
“flight of steps with iron rail” the closing door the candle flame the empty
plate the vast green lawn the bucolic boulders the part no one knows the hidden
yearnings the fear of self the lost dreams the watery blood the weak grip the
frail heart the faltering voice the still water one tiny seven-pointed maple
leaf the bubbling grief
O the failure
O the failure
O the drops of water in the lungs
O the iron clouds and the nephritic
kidneys
The endless blue
sky
The single missed chance
This eternal Bardo of swans
I am the train that never comes
The lost white bones
I am the voice that will not speak
“I am Providence”
© Peter Ciccariello
RAIN
© Peter Ciccariello
The rain of everyone being
silver drops hitting the
steel roof
smashing cold and shattered
against our faces
spraying its loop of smaller
drops
then loops of smaller drops
her eyes lost in the darkness
of the smallest drops
this night embracing us
gently
this rain clinking on the
metal sky
slopping on the blacktop
this faint smell of sea water
wafting in over the rise of
the moraine
this darkness like a thick
black rug
pulled over the sky
her eyes the clearest
brightest blue
her arms around my neck
my face against her cheek
the rain filming down between
our bodies
the river of her lips
it is raining everywhere
tonight
this rain holding the sea
this woman holding me
tonight
our flesh pulls apart
thousands of tiny cells in
innocent pain
our living intelligence
furtively glancing around
the web of connections
rapidly forming
in the spaces left
where we were
only moments before
© Peter Ciccariello
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