Tuesday, April 17, 2012

notes from books on clouds in art

notes on "Des Nuages de l'antiquité à nos jours"

.... Popper: at one side clouds represent physical systems -- like gas -- charecterized by their disorder and their random nature.  compare: cloud of flys or drops of water.

at the other side, all clocks corpally hold a cloud element.  In this sense one can put the cloud as a grain of sand and an event.

artificiel clouds used in agricultre...

every cloud has a silver lining

cloud finding within itself its own light (colored) -- nuage rouge mondrian (photo)

les choses// et le désir des choses
mortalité
l'errqnce des êtres à la dérive (wings of desire)

notes on : Greenaway "le brit des nuages"

Flying out of this world
The impossibility of personalised flight has naturally made it a prime subject matter fo depiction as a frozen moment in two dimensions.  A mocking perversity.  Flight violently contradicts those two states of being.....

In the English language, flight also means to escape.  In French, to fly is to steal.





Duchamp: La mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires, 1915


Calder



below from: "les nuages.... là -bas... les merveilleux nuages"



(le BPI au ctr Pompidou !)




Thursday, March 15, 2012

Annette Messager at the MAC/ VAL

Monday, December 19, 2011

earlier note: http://pressingcinema.blogspot.com/2010/05/blog-post.html#comment-form

Wednesday, December 14, 2011


Wolkenmaschine des italienischen Architekten Nicola Sabbatini

Tuesday, December 13, 2011


















   necrology,
1.1 An ecclesiastical or monastic register containing entries of the deaths of persons connected with, or commemorated by, the church, monastery, etc.



























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