electricgecko

My Tomba Brion was grainy, wet and rainy, shrouded, forlorn, empty. An abstract haven, a higher plane of beauty, Scarpa piercing one’s heart in the most calculated, measured way. The garden of death. condensed spatial elegy, semiotic intricacies at the highest resolution – crisp yet untainted by the burdens of explanation and expression: Intensity that remains abstract, intellectually and emotionally, linked in the venn of vesciia piscis, amorphous but distinct. Sharp and soft, present and evaporating into the venetian pasture surrounding it: If you want to be happy all your life, make a garden.

It exists at the end of a gravel road, at the end of a world, and the beginning of a journey. I would not like to trade it for another iteration. Es gibt nur die Kunst, die Liebe und den Tod, dazwischen gibt es nichts. Quiet and smooth, like all dangerous things. Sufficiently incomplete.