restructuring

ok, so it's like this;

there are so many things in the world. there are some things that you want to explain, and there are some things that you don't, and there are too many things that you think about, and too many things that seem interesting, and relevant, and inspirational, and challenging, and worthwhile. part of it is trying to figure out how to package things, to parce and siphon things out into manageable channels, to make things seem more logical in conjunction with one another. there are things that are relevant to survival, and there are things that are relevant to personhood, and falsehood, and unlikelihood -- a lot of -hoods,-- and things that are relevant to the everyday, and then there are things that are relevant to Art (and art), and all of these things are by no means exclusive categories from one another. and the problem arises from the fact that the perceived importance of these things tends to vacillate, depending on space and time, proximity and distance.

so in another attempt at restructuring, all important and/or interesting and/or relevant things that i don't want to talk about from now on will be found here.

and everything else, the things that i do will remain here, like this:








right now, i want to talk about the relative movement of objects and bodies as they interact/exist within the world. and the difficulty or impossibility in making time visible. and trying to think about one's own self as an anchor, the definitive point by which all experiences by default must be measured.

"The reduction of space to the two-dimensional surface places everyone in a space-defining, space-creating position, for in the lost-in-space state in which we find ourselves, the only space is the relationship of the self to the surface formed by the line of the horizon."

my head in a million places/pieces. more later on the topic of everything.

hint: everything is hard, and everything is simple.