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Sunday, 16 February 2014

workwear

Libidinal economizing in the early Soviet Union
“Everything is broken up and changed and become confused. Somehow love will have to be arranged differently.”
“The body is stuffed with a certain amount of energy, a certain amount of internal stress and excitement, which erupts on the outside.”

Sunday, 3 February 2013

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Rome has many stories of magicians, the necromancers inhabiting the Colosseum described by Vasari, Cagliostro in a house near Trinita di monti, making gems bigger...

The illusionist functions at the moment of distraction.

The coffee boils over.

Anthony Blunt describes the baroque as deception and the pleasure of the discovery of deception.