Have you ever worn a brooch that is musical? Have you ever worn a bangle that is part of a dense tropical tree trunk? Have you stopped wearing sunglasses that cover more than half your face? Bright nights. Queer likes.
Tag Archives: wood
The Objects Entries 2
Friday, June 11, 2010
Sometimes all you need is a half picture to know the fabric of reality. Perception matters, more so than reality, because often I find the former to last longer before reality – and only if it comes – knocks. The material of material things is a visual sentiment. Objects are subjective to the heart. The [...]
Wild Wood
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
It was Baltimore who, two years before this photograph was taken, destroyed his trainer’s arm. He here looks over his shoulder. It is a remarkable feat in training to have brought this unintelligent and diversified group into concerted action. So thrilled are we by this book; the captions are severely funny, even without trying. A [...]
The Free and The Grounded
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
To the Oak Tree If I love you – I never behave like a climbing trumpet vine Using your high branches to show off; If I love you – I never mimic infatuated little birds Repeating monotonous songs into the shadows, Nor do I look at all like wellspring Sending out its cooling consolation all [...]
Office literature
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
The office system relies on the paper shredder, while the creative system in our friend Mr Tanaka pieces together what he collects to give new life to office literature. Memo pads in various sizes, photo albums, card holders, ball point pens and push pins. All these wonderful things made of what we throw away everyday [...]
