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towards the Klossowskian (Count de Rola) gesture, of a group subject: notes for The Ordinary Light, playscript in progress

The ‘anthropomorphosis’ of Capital is complete when its fictitious character is generalised. – Giorgio Cesarano quoted in Tiqqun, Raw Materials For a Theory of the Young-Girl , here – Balthus The point is that humans are simulacra much more vertiginous than the painted faces of deities. They are perfectly ambiguous beings because they
Simon Taylor 26 Feb 2010

Wharariki Beach

Simon Taylor 22 Feb 2010

“You Americans are so sentimental. Maybe that’s why you think you should rule the world.” – Picasso to Lord

“How dare you bring that whore to my house?” Stunned, I stepped backward and muttered some phrase to the effect of not understanding. At this Picasso leapt to his feet, overturning behind him the chair on which he’d been seated, and shouted, “That whore Cocteau. He never would have
Simon Taylor 19 Feb 2010

effects of a rolling shutter: sky treacle

Simon Taylor 19 Feb 2010

sky, Murderers’ AKA Golden Bay

– Murderers’ Bay, another view, 1642
Simon Taylor 19 Feb 2010

machine, Nelson

Simon Taylor 19 Feb 2010

Farewell Spit II from the Instances of the number 23: Lives of the Saints series

Simon Taylor 19 Feb 2010

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