The confluence of faux deep-hypnagogia, respiration, and the surrealistic expression of organism and cathartic release

 

Nothwithstanding applications in physics and mathematics, infinity could be a semantic illusion

Ryoji Ikeda. datamatics (02.03.2012)

Enrico Prampolini - The Perfido Charm (1916)

Pre-psychedelia Formatted for Late-capitalist Distribution Engaged with the Problematics of Enablement in a Pre-Statist Hypno-Space - Up Next: Psychic Driving for the Masses

 

Crawling Sensationalism, or Transgressive Proletarian Literature Subverting the Patriarchy?

 

Haiku Exemplar Two

grammar is the case

the case is or is not true

birds utter their song

Moving?  Please see "Haiku Exemplar One", click HERE.

T. S. Eliot, photographed one Sunday afternoon in 1923 by Lady Ottoline Morrell

"A wild collection of stories, poems, memoirs and art fill these amazingly curated books. Each book is different and filled with imagination. "

Emanations volumes One through Twelve are now available at Gemini's Eclectic Emporium in Zanesville, Ohio.  Please click HERE, or the image: 

Luigi Russolo - Corale (1921)

Two photos of paintings from Newcastle

John Charles Dollman - study for 'The Unknown' (1912)

John Piper - Town from the Water Meadows, c.1935-38

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photos by Oz Hardwick

Vitasta Raina - Art and the 9-to-5 Life

"So here I am, working a 9-to-5 to support my own artistic inclinations. All around me, I see friends who have been able to break away from this life spliced into time slots. Some have moved out of the city to beach towns, some to mountainous rural terrains. A life I could lead, perhaps, if I was brave enough and ambitious enough, and if I had organized my works and wares better, kept on keeping on. But here I am instead, organizing a retirement plan, looking at completing side-quests and wondering if I could approach a library to host my books. Life, dreams, age old dilemmas..."

More HERE.

Is "moistly" an adverb? If not, why not? And, if so, how so?

Highbrow advice from Lucian

 

“Dreams are great magicians.” 

Tropical Weather Information

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Our Lady of the Sphere (1968) - Larry Jordan

Neoplatonism in Three Minutes

Plotinus (205 - 70 BCE)

a) Mind (nous)--thought thinking itself, “the one” or “the good”: forms are contemplated in unity in a timeless way.
b) Soul (psyche): forms are contemplated separately and successively: space and time.
c) Nature (physis): forms are seen in a dream-like way, and which projects dreams as the material world.
d) The universe is a process of successive emanations:

Nous
↓
Psyche
↓
Physis

e) A human being is the microcosm of a process of successive emanations:

The ONE, the GOD
↓
The Spirit
↓
The Soul
↓
Matter & Nature

Body/Matter/Nature—are farthest from the ONE, and are thus the most formless, shapeless and imperfect things.

“The supreme achievement of the intellect is to leave itself behind.”

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For now, one remark will suffice:

The Greek language uses the article "the" with greater frequency than does English.  This has the effect of reifying abstractions. Thus the existence of "The One" is enhanced in the conceptions of those speaking of it. Indeed, the abstract One (no definite article) is enhanced conceptually without the, insofar as the absence of the article underscores the "figurative", "speculative" and "tentative" nature of the ineffable subject One. If humans can indeed philosophically contemplate the one, it is properly done so from a position of an agnostic "nuanced intuition" (again, sans the definite article).  Compare viewing the Pleiades in our peripheral vision.  Here the stars of this august system are seen most clearly, while direct observation within the binocular visual field renders the Pleiades unclear and indistinct.

Egg Home Super-Modernity Module Bioform Optative Moorland Sanctuary with Centralized Ventral Spiral Ingress-Egress Causeway

From Aeschylus to Bridgette Bardot, a post-Oedipal/pre-Lacanian hermaneutical connection, contextualized through the epistemological problematics of the "highbrow lens"

 Please click HERE.

“So in the end, when one is doing philosophy, one gets to the point where one would like just to emit an inarticulate sound.” ― Ludwig Wittgenstein, Philosophical Investigations