The sea must be beautiful too. They tell me it is blue and green and that when the sun reflects in it, it hurts your eyes. It must be painful to look at.
- quote from Sophie Calle’s series The Blind, 1986

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The sea must be beautiful too. They tell me it is blue and green and that when the sun reflects in it, it hurts your eyes. It must be painful to look at.
- quote from Sophie Calle’s series The Blind, 1986
Sophie Calle, The Sleepers, 1979.
Art + Chilling on a Green Sofa
“He is lounging on the olive green velvet sofa with two patterned pillows. Very focused in. (No eliminations.) Very French. Also a bit, alas, Sargent.”
— Joe Brainard, letter to Fairfield Porter, 1973
Ramon Casas, “Jove decadent. Després del ball” (1899) / Joe Brainard, “Whippoorwill” (1973) / John Singer Sargent, “Nonchaloir (Repose)” (1911) / Salman Toor, “East Village Apartment II” (2017) / Joe Brainard, “Untitled (Whippet on Green Couch)” (1973) / John Lavery, “The Green Sofa” (c. 1903)
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Tudo é igual a tudo porque tudo terá um único fim, esse em que uma parte de ti sempre terá de pensar e que é marca escura da tua irremediável humanidade
José Saramago, As Intermitências da Morte
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The word “eclipse” comes from ancient Greek ekleipsis, “a forsaking, quitting, abandonment.” The sun quits us, we are forsaken by light.
Anne Carson, “Totality, The Colour of Eclipse”, in Decreation
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