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agnes martin said 'i painted a grid and it looked like innocence' <3
Ice church in Antarctica
She had what's known as inner life and didn't know it. She lived off herself as if eating her own entrails.
Clarice Lispector, excerpt from The Hour of the Star trans. Benjamin Moser
Had my last day at restaurant yesterday. We went out after and I’ve never felt so much love from so many people. You really become a family working in a restaurant and I’m so lucky i got to work with these precious people
Jacqueline Mesmaeker, Les Introductions Roses, 1995
Twenty years later, in 1995, Jacqueline Mesmaeker created her "Pink Introductions ." The artist worked from home, her intervention almost clandestine. She stuffed fragments of pink fabric into cracks and holes she found in the house: a crack between the wall and the back of a kitchen shelf, grooves in door frames, a gap between the baseboard and the floor, a crack in the paint, the confluence of two plaster moldings above a window recess. Holes, too.
Emmanuelle Castellan, models made between 2018-2025, acryl and oil on cardboard