Captured in a net.
Beauty in a jar.
Beauty pinned.
Beauty defined.
Beauty giffed.
Simulacre of beauty.
Morbid cabinet.
Made for display: flight tagged, sized, analysed.
Diversity decoration.
Curious, avid, acquisition, curate, possess, knowing.
Knowing naturalists, we are (not).
Naturaliser (Fr)
Il s’est fait naturaliser français.
Importer d’une autre langue un mot ou une expression
Empailler un animal mort ou conserver une plante, de façon que cet animal ou cette plante gardent leur aspect naturel.
L’Afrique renferme plusieurs espèces d’animaux qu’on ne pourrait naturaliser en Europe.
Is it safe?
— Simon Ensor (@sensor63) April 30, 2016
Yes it's very safe (not).
"To love is to give what one doesn't have." J. Lacan.
We have love, we have nothing, IT is all.
We may not possess it, we may not keep it, we may not avoid its pain.
We are pierced in our hearts, mortally wounded, disabled, made unwhole.
We grasp for a light.
We become transfixed in our reflections...caught in an illusion of illumination.
Electrified, in the artificial light, we remain in the dark.
We remain pinned here, quaking, flapping, trembling.
"What is it that you want?
Say something!
Say something! Tell me what you want!"
What a thrill!
We are on the edge of our seats...in safety (not).
Faith it's a desperate leap...
— Simon Ensor (@sensor63) May 1, 2016
Any words?
Make them count...(selon).
"Mon Roland, mon Roland."
Ecrire le deuil. Roland Barthes.
@Nsousanis 'Tis an exquisite corpse with no deadline. pic.twitter.com/7gRB3AF7li— Simon Ensor (@sensor63) April 30, 2016
'Tis an exquisite corpse by deed.
