Monday, February 20, 2012

The Printers Paradise: Imaginary landscapes






My subjectivity feeds on events. The most varied events: a riot, a sexual fiasco, a meeting, a memory, a rotten tooth. Reality, as it evolves, sweeps me with it. I'm struck by everything and, though not everything strikes me in the same way, I am always struck by the same basic contradiction: although I can always see how beautiful anything could be if only I can change it, in practically every case there is nothing I can really do. Everything is changed into something else in my imagination, then the dead weight of things changes it back into what it was in the first place. A bridge between imagination and reality must be built.

The Revolution of Everyday Life: The Reversal of Perspective by Raoul Vaneigem









Photopolymer etching 28x38cm, 2011
“The Printers Paradise” exhibition, Ground Left Floor Gallery, London


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