at the edge of the story. concrete, book pages, wire.
outermost edge of the story. concrete, book pages, wire.
at the edge of the story. concrete, book pages, wire.
YOU ARE HERE (beginning in the letter A).
Dante’s Divine Comedy, wax, paint, glass beads, nylon thread.
The “Divine Comedy” is a detailed map of Heaven and Hell, supplemented with Dante’s travel notes. I have added some place marks.
unsung verses
of the promised touch
a scent not yet recognized and
the words I am still searching for.
verses, unsung. ca. 28 x 13 x 3 cm in a row.
concrete with paint and a transferred photograph of my hand
found dry blossoms in candle wax,
teabags with handwriting, wax and yarn.
Additional pictures at flickr here and here.
Your frosty smile –
maybe the tip of an iceberg that is melting.
Because
it can only be cool, the invitation
to follow the trace of your mammoth.
After I have been conserving stories in wax I naturally moved to ice. Frozen water immediately starts melting at room temperature – that fits very well to the stories that are also constantly changing their state. Keeping memories frozen must cost a lot of energy!
You can find more pictures of ice cold stories in this flickr-set.
