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Keisuke Ito: Lepidoptera (1855)
Albert Marquet, « Le Pont Neuf, la nuit », 1937
Rebecca Horn, The Kiss of Death
“In painting as in writing I try to see strictly in the moment in which I see — and not to see through the memory of having seen in a past instant. The instant is this one. The instant is of an imminence that takes my breath away. The instant is in itself imminent. At the same time that I live it, I burst into its passage into another instant.”
— Clarice Lispector, Água Viva
Kontakthof (1978) (2022 à l'Opéra de Paris) — Pina Bausch
Kawase Hasui, The Pond at Benten Shrine in Shiha (芝弁天池), 1929
Kawase Hasui, Evening Snow at Terajima Village, 1919
Susan Sontag, As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh
Forugh Farrokhzad, tr. by Sholeh Wolpé, from Sin: Selected Poems of Forugh Farrokhzad; "A visitation at night"
Patti Smith // “I’m going to promote myself exactly as I am, with all my weak points and my strong ones. My weak points are that I’m self-conscious and often insecure, and my strong point is that I don’t feel any shame about it.”
Stephanie Cunningham: Dog in the Wind
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Susan Rothenberg - Double Masked Heads
1974
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Elsa Kalmár Kövesházi :: Lélegzőtánc | Breathing Dance, 1928 (Ágnes Kalmár Kövesházi, plaster, 28.3 cm, Hungarian National Gallery) | src Óbudai Antiksz
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Around 1928, Elsa Kalmár Kövesházi made a plaster sculpture entitled "Breathing Dance". The sculpture was inspired by Ágnes Kövesházi, the sculptor's daughter. In the 1920s, Agnes was the leading dancer of Alice Madzar's artists movement and [...]
Emily Brontë, from “Wuthering Heights“