sitting on the wooden chair, watching the horse, in the groom's position. night vision in a fraction of the winter night. task given to me by them and until next year my rest is here, like a groom, breaking the branches and facing the horse
sitting on the wooden chair, watching the horse, in the groom's position. night vision in a fraction of the winter night. task given to me by them and until next year my rest is here, like a groom, breaking the branches and facing the horse. An elderly woman, who, for the first time, was actually an artist, was sitting on the chair, and she was gazing at the wall with her eyes. She was, in fact, a neighbor of the artists, and she was also looking at the painting, but she wasnt painting it; she was looking at the wall. She was looking at the paintings, and the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at the viewer, and also at the painter, who was looking at the wall, and the viewer, who was looking at the painting, and also at the painter, who was looking at the viewer, and also at the neighbor, who was looking at the paintings, and also at the neighbor, who was looking at the paintings. The neighbor, however, was a painter, and she wasnt painting them; they were paintings. The neighbor was looking at the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at them. The painter was looking at the wall, and also at the viewer, who was looking at the paintings. The painter was looking at the viewer, and also at the painter, who was looking at the wall. The painter was looking at the wall, and also at the viewer, who was looking at the paintings. The painter was looking at the paintings, and the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at them. The painter was looking at the viewer, and also at the viewer, who was looking at the paintings. The painter was looking at the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at them. The painter was looking at the paintings, and the paintings, and also at the viewer, who was looking at them. The painter was looking at the viewer, and also at the viewer.
sitting on the wooden chair, watching the horse, in the groom's position. night vision in a fraction of the winter night. task given to me by them and until next year my rest is here, like a groom, breaking the branches and facing the horse, and getting a piece of the sun to my hand. In the meantime, I will be taking a break from painting and working on a piece for the new gallery, which is to be a white wall with a three-quarter grid of a dozen circles of paper (for a painted wall) and to be a red square with a three-quarter grid. The grid, as usual, is for the wall, and the red square, on the other hand, is for the painted wall. A red square is the right color for a white wall. Now, as the white works, I think the grid is a good one, but as a work of art, it doesnt seem very functional. In the meantime, I will be replacing it with another one, and I will be working on another one, and another, and another. The blue works, on the other hand, are almost perfect. They are like the white, but they are the blues. The grid is broken up, and the circles are gone. I am going to replace it with a green square. Its a much better color, and it looks much better in the paint. I will replace it with a red square, and I will replace the circles with the ones on the wall. It looks like the canvas, and its like a painting. The circles are gone, and the red is still there, but it is all gone. It looks like a painting, and I think I can work with that. It looks like a painting, and I think I can work with that. Now, I am going to have the circles replaced by a red square, and I will replace the red with a green one. The circles are gone, and the red is still there. I have to say that its a shame, because the circles are really beautiful. They look like they could be landscapes, and the red is a perfect fit, as they say.
sitting on the wooden chair, watching the horse, in the groom's position. night vision in a fraction of the winter night. task given to me by them and until next year my rest is here, like a groom, breaking the branches and facing the horse. The horses can be seen only in the white light of the sun, as if the night has already begun. This is a metaphor of the poetic, an allegory of light and shadow. The metaphor of the object of vision is made explicit, the work is a perfect image of the object of vision. The work is the object of the imagination, and in this sense it is an image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the object of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination. But the work is not an image of the imagination but of the imagination. The work is the image of the imagination.
, while I look on, and they look on me. —Hermann NitschTranslated from German by Gerrit Jackson.
sitting on the wooden chair, watching the horse, in the groom's position. night vision in a fraction of the winter night. task given to me by them and until next year my rest is here, like a groom, breaking the branches and facing the horse, he said to me, and with that, he disappeared from the work. The work, then, was a play on the time and place of the wedding.The figure of the groom, a kind of silent companion to the bride, was the subject of two other works. A black-and-white drawing, in the shape of a square, showed the groom's face and head, but also his hand holding a knife. The red hand was the bride's. The second drawing, which was much larger, was a reverse, of the bride's face and hand holding a knife. In the middle of the second, a black-and-white-haired man in a suit was holding a knife. The white hand was the groom's. Both figures were masked, as if the two figures were identical. But the masks were a reflection of the other, the groom's face, while the hand holding the knife was the groom's. The white hands were the groom's, as if they were the same, but the mask was the groom's. The black-and-white hands, however, were the groom's. The black-and-white mask, however, was the groom's. The white hand holding the knife, however, was the groom's. The black-and-white mask, however, was the groom's. The white hands, however, were the groom's. The black-and-white hand holding the knife, however, was the groom's. The white hand holding the knife, however, was the groom's. The black-and-white hand, however, was the groom's. The white hand holding the knife, however, was the groom's. The black-and-white hand, however, was the groom's. The black-and-white hand, however, was the groom's. The white hand holding the knife, however, was the groom's.
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