Anne W. Brigman (1869–1950), Infinitude, 1910

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Anne W. Brigman (1869–1950), Infinitude, 1910
Aleph : Infinitude ⭒
Painter unknown
Título: A Propulsão que Previu a Infinitude Nankin sobre Papel Nankin on Paper 21↔ x 29,7↕ cm
Skyway Bridge at night. :: (Tampa Bay Waterfront Life and Beaches)
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“The textures of the world are an outline of the infinite. [Wallace] Stevens said, or at least I seem to remember that he said, the thing seen becomes the thing unseen. He also said that the reverse way was impossible. [Theodore] Roethke wrote that all finite things reveal infinitude. What we have, and all we will have, is here in the earthly paradise. How to wring music from it, how to squeeze light out of it, is, as it has always been, the only true question. I’d say that to love the visible things in the visible world is to love their apokatastatic outline in the invisible next.”
— Charles Wright, from an interview by J.D. McClatchy “The Art of Poetry XLI,” Quarter Notes: Improvisations and Interviews (University of Michigan Press, 1995)
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Caspar David Friedrich: Der Mönch am Meer (The Monk by the Sea). 1808-1810. Oil on canvas, 110 cm × 171.5 cm.
A finite element—by its very finitude—is bound and limited, and can only evoke, express and imagine finitely.
Ahmed Salman
若潭 ruò tán & 王子衡 Wang Ziheng - Infinitude
WV Sorcerer Productions 巫唱片
2016