” Pour être heureux, soyez épicier, c’est tout… Strictement épicier ! Lard ! sucre ! macaroni ! c’est plus net, c’est plus honnête, le bonheur est là… ” Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Lard ! sucre ! macaroni !
31 Sunday Jan 2016
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Georges Perros : “Être seul, et l’accepter…”
29 Friday Jan 2016
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“C’est une erreur – plaisante à entretenir – de croire qu’on peut faire beaucoup de peine, engager la durée dans le chagrin, comme de croire qu’on peut faire beaucoup de plaisir à autrui. Il y a les sots, qui se suicident pour un bonjour négligé. Les indifférents, qui s’en moquent. Il y a surtout ce qui se passe, et ne peut se passer que dans la solitude, qui n’est rien d’autre que la crête suprême de la Pyramide homme ; dont nous sommes le dernier signe concret. Être seul, et l’accepter ; c’est assumer une harmonie indispensable et près de se rompre perpétuellement par un retrait, une défaillance durable.”
Implant
24 Sunday Jan 2016
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Deception digs
where sprouts the singular.
Thought fallen into the heart
in vacant spirit penetrates you
where you think.
Shimon Bar Yoahi could be in no other place
than this dark cave
knocking, unheeded at closed gates
for the sake of transparence.
Lo yikaret is a promise made to broken men
And it is true we must cut-off the path to miss
clarity in the sense of silence.
Today, you can enter any building
you can look from any window
and yet much can’t be explained.
What is Petre Tutea for in destitute time?
What lies beneath the surface?
Beneath tv screens?
Self-fulfilling prophecy
is the gate through which
we all must at some time pass.
S.M
The Library at Night by Robert Lepage
07 Thursday Jan 2016
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Today, I saw a fascinating exhibition “The Library at Night” at the BanQ, directed by Robert Lepage. It is a 360° virtual exploration of 10 of the world’s most fascinating libraries. It was designed by the Ex Machina production company. Inspired by the essay of Alberto Manguel, the exhibition explores the philosophical architecture and social foundations on which all libraries rest.
Upton entering the exhibition, we step into a recreation of Manguel’s own library. Then we move to an immersive fores landscape that provides a sharp contrast to the rigorous order usually associated with temples of knowlege. Visitors then don headstes using 360° video immersion technology that take us from Sarajevo’s National Library to Mexico City’s Megabibliotheca, the stunning digital age Biblioteca Vasconcelos and from legendray city of Alexandira to the bottom of the sea aboard Captain’s Nemo Nautilus.
It was a wonderful Journey.
The first to remember Benjamin MiTudelo
04 Monday Jan 2016
Posted in Lighthouse, Poetry
The storm is over. Must be something in the air
A metaphor to keep me silent
Those small snowflakes that are hanging down
Swell likely to drop the iron
Down the river, in our hiding-place
We still not ready for archeology
What I became move us away
From prophesies and from sounds of History
Away from iron windows and flags
The first to remember Benjamin MiTudelo in Sicily
Will still hear the bloody distant milk away.
Selbstwehr 
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