
The Domain Of Arnheim

represented by the motif of the imaginary voyage, a journey that reworks and re-imagines the layout of the urban labyrinth and which records observations of the city streets as it passes through them.
Merlin Coverley • Psychogeography
“Believe in yourself,” Donna Anna said, her voice small but penetrating. “You have drunk from the river, have you not?” “Yes, I was very thirsty.” “It is good that you did so,” Donna Anna said. “That river flows along the interstice between presence and absence. It is filled with hidden possibilities that only the finest metaphors can bring to the
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‘I the sculptor am the landscape’ - Barbara Hepworth’s Roots of Stone - The London Magazine
There is such trauma from the past, so many hostile voices, that keep the artist chained and afraid. The Gardener’s words, spoken in the strange little potting shed at one edge of the Garden.