THE UNDERNET | ||
Lily
Balasanova Sergei Kolevatykh |
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Audio version: SLAVA (Slava Balasanov) |
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Everything you can say about yourself has either already been said or has lost all meaning. Everything you know is scattered throughout the world wide web, yet you stubbornly chase the shadows of your thoughts among search-engine results. Bundles of wires are hungrily devouring the mysteries of your correspondence while the secrets of your archives dissipate in silicone clouds. You are deceiving your loneliness by collecting avatars and broadcasting a pointless stream of abbreviations, fragments of speech, messages about nothing -request - response of the system -click - byte - bit - - HARD BIT- -but maybe- -HEART BEAT the pulse of those, whose faces I need not know, so that we can feel - we-are-still-here I mangle words, extract roots, destroy morphological ridges, transform them into lumps of word-clay, that which has long-since stopped explaining origins and does not fit into any well-formed image of the world. Ever since space melted and lost all form, since time has lost its rhythm, I fill my life with small things so that I won't think about the big ones. But maybe I will, after all, manage to understand something about this time. |
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Tower (280 x 140 cm) |
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Transit Space (204 x 280 cm) |
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The Net, (150 x 150 cm) |
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Do I Know You? (190 x 140 cm) |
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NY#57 (200x 224 cm) |
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