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Francis Baker
Waking to the Anthropocene 9
by Francis Baker
Francis Baker, What we are made to fit, Vandyke print on paper dressmaking pattern, 1998. link
Black and White horses
In Plato’s dialogue Phaedrus, we can find Chariot allegory. Plato here discribes soul throu allegory of Charioteer, who drive chariot with two horses. One is black represents irrational passions, appetites, or concupiscent nature, while the white horse represents rational and moral impulse.
Always when I read this allegory, I think about Bran and Octavianus. Octavianus is rich, hot-blooded, moody, sarcastic...
Bran is quiet, kind, more realistic, not so emotional and always thinks first, before he say something.
They are like Black and White horses.
“... Ahora me pregunto qué sería de aquel fuego
y de su noche,
la ceniza.
Blanca Andreu
Ph: Francis Baker
We end the queue and trip to Crystal Valley with these two being all cute and such.
I still can’t believe they’re elders, reached the top of their careers, and had five kids. It’s been three years since I started this ‘hood back in 2015.
Time isn’t real tbh.
Francis Baker
Francis Baker