M. Heidegger

...They can be understood only in the context in the realm from which they were spoken.

-Martin  Heidegger

Source: Poetry, Language, Thought.

Fluxs

Like the weather, our perception is in continuous flux. 

Len Lye

Len Lye - free radical

Hannsjorg Voth

Source: "Between Landscape Architecture and Land Art"

Abigail Reynolds

The Music Room (2009) 49 x 29.5 cm
Cut and tiled book plates

Kaisersaal (2009) 49 x 43 cm
Cut and tiled book plates




source: http://www.abigailreynolds.com

Dave Brubeck - Take Five

Take a listen to the drummers solo. Its great!

Yann Tiersen

Soir De Fete

Pas si simple

 

La noyee

From the nostalgic film "Amelie".  

Night in Tunisia

N.W.A. day

Os mutantes

Native force

E. Hopper

dwelling

Beksinski

point < line < plan < volume < mind

Gaps and light

Imprints of L. Kahn. A visitation to the Exeter Library in New Hampshire

John Cage

"There are two things that need no explanation. Music and Laughter."

-John cage

Fragments from a Crit.

Proust
- insomnia

Fossils
- "Wonderful life" compressed records

volcano
- unique fossilazation

City
- Collective conciseness

Creaks
- emotional claims, chance operation

Under the letter
- Imprints and its reverse nature


"The Creak up"
- literature, life as a writier

Reading

I'm interested in the phenomenology of seeing and how we perceive and acknowledge ourselves within a constructed "space". This led me to focus and understand crafted signs by nature. Encasing ones self  in the now allows for such an awareness to reveal hidden truths. Pieces are pieces, and this is all that we are always being given.

Craft to Architecture

"Thinking Architecure" by Zumthor is an inspiraing piece of work in architecture.

The jest of the book was how our memories of places are key in the design process as they aid us in the darkness of construction and manifest themselves to create atmospheres . Memories sometime are based off of emotional reactions and not so much on actual facts whether  there were " two steps or one" of an recall of a memory. we tend to simply rememeber the setimental attachments of places and spaces.

Vision and Brain.