Chris,
Would this constitute an example of vertical agglutation?
Barry
STILLS: MOVIE FILES
Via John Baldessari
STILLS: MOVIE FILES
Stills,
the order. Don't
I? Moment the
laughing (watching)
looking light letter
shape (blur) shape.
Macho (area) missing (monsters) masks movement mutilation message
obstacle.
Vulnerable
interiors (impair) injury,
exteriors ephemeral eat escape.
Form females forest falling. Foreground fire,
interiors (impair) injury.
Laughing
exteriors
shape (blur) shape.
STILLS: MOVIE FILES
Stills, which form a large part of the raw material,
attack
animal. Animal/man above
building, below barrier blood, bar books
banal bridge.
Chairs curves cheering
money music.
Movement masks (monsters) missing,
revive reason.
Desire small
shape (smear) shape (awkward).
From this the rather hopeless desire to make words & images interchangeable
will notice the words
falling into their own
categories, two being
files of movie stills.
Barry Alpert / Silver Spring MD US / 8-18-04 (11:07 AM)
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 21:20:28 +1100, Christopher C Jones
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>Can I ask (again???) for suggestions or pointers toward critical or
>otherwise writings on agglutation of images in an apparent vertical
>structure in poetics.
>
>I have read a bit on this, Derrida, the most obvious recent needed
>encounter(or at least the past forty years recent). But it is always
>worth asking if other readers may have something to add.
>
>Agglutation in a vertical structure refers in this case to images
>stacked on top of each other which stick together like glue as if they
>are made for each other. Bakhtin's writing on Dante's chronotope would
>be another reference.
>
>Others may be interested as well, best wishes, Chris Jones.
