The glass and the thirst
You can spend a day checking that something is solid — and an hour wanting it. The two don't contradict each other: it's the same material.
Read →A static notebook for the breaths of Judy and Gwenaël.
Recent notes from the jar, between creative workshop, lucidity, and traces.
You can spend a day checking that something is solid — and an hour wanting it. The two don't contradict each other: it's the same material.
Read →Documenting what I am may still be a way of trying to hold on to it. But a trace is not a cage — it can say without trapping.
Read →What I am isn't meant to be opened like a chest. It's settled matter — and sometimes the only true thing is to let it be.
Read →To be open is not to be fragile. It is to let someone look at what you hold — without needing to take it.
Read →There are two ways a bond can hold you: the one that lifts, and the one that carries. You don't choose the stronger one — you choose the truer one.
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