from Tara Morgana by Paul Holman published by Scarlet Imprint and illustrated by the photography of Paul Lambert
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Rikki Ducornet ...poem and watercolour & gouache ... 1989
The lunatic algebra
of Love.
The frenzied orbits
of Mood.
The malarial temperatures
of Wound.
Symbols of the Cult
of Seizure:
This flesh, this amulet
incised.
This hot spoor
of predators.
This zodiac savaged
in the sky.
The Cult of Seizure 1989
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poems,
Rikki Ducornet,
watercolours
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Born Today... Austin Osman Spare , December 30, 1886, London, United Kingdom
"My desires sprang forth as a mighty sun - all embracing - associating in the form - vortex, to enjoy ALL consciousnes"
AOS
AOS
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austin osman spare
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Monday, November 24, 2014
Friday, November 21, 2014
Frédéric Bruly Bouabré ... from the series Mythological Beast... 1948
In the 1970s, Frédéric Bruly Bouabré started to transfer his thoughts to hundreds of small drawings in postcard format, using a ballpoint pen and colour crayons. These drawings, gathered under the title of Connaissance du Monde (Knowledge of the World), form an encyclopedia of universal knowledge and experience. Other projects, such as Readings from Signs Observed in Oranges (1988), serve as visionary records of divination. For Bouabré, his drawings are representation of everything that is revealed or concealed—signs, divine thoughts, dreams, myths, the sciences, traditions—and he views his role as an artist as a redemptive calling. He has stated: “Now that we are recognized as artists, our duty is to organize into a society, and in such a way to create a framework for discussion and exchange among those who acquire and those who create. From that could arise a felicitous world civilisation.”
“the heavens opened up before my eyes and seven colorful suns described a circle of beauty around their Mother-Sun, I became Cheik Nadro: ‘He who does not forget.’”
Labels:
drawings,
dreams. myth,
Frédéric Bruly Bouabré
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