Above the Carnivale
February 2nd, 2010

Above the Carnivale

Are you a fugitive in your own imagination? If not, why not?

Transcriptorial: so she hid with him like a fugitive wanted / for crimes she had invented

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Comment by Nrst
2010-02-02 14:50:55

Whoever runs not from his own imagination, or in his own imagination, has some serious problems with lack of imagination… or lack or paranoia.

Gotta go.

 
Comment by Tessa
2010-02-02 20:47:30

Erté would approve.

 
Comment by Erika Hammerschmidt
2010-02-03 23:58:08

Beautiful picture.

I seldom fantasize about being a fugitive, because I’ve run and hidden from the world so many times in real life.

Comment by Somerled
2010-02-08 10:13:51

The picture is of a friend’s carnival mask. There are all kinds of hiding.

 
 
Comment by rb
2010-02-04 17:54:13

This makes me wish I was back home in Italy for carnivale, eating chiacchere and throwing confetti.

I think sometimes romanticizing our interior worlds can be just as much of a risk (or inevitability) as romanticizing the “real” world.

Comment by Somerled
2010-02-08 10:14:36

Which part of Italy is home for you?

Comment by rb
2010-02-21 11:11:51

Milan is home, although I moved to England a year ago for the sake of studying my lifelong love, literature. I go home for the holidays, but I miss Italy a lot.

 
 
 
Comment by Missroboto
2010-02-06 21:16:57

This artwork is stunning – LOVE it. Quite the departure from the usual style, non?

Comment by Somerled
2010-02-08 10:14:53

Thanks!

 
 
Comment by MalikTous
2010-02-07 09:00:29

‘Hiding comes easy, we hide everyday
From a world far apart in a world far away.
I still hope to find that place in my mind,
Sanctuary…’
(New Musik)

 
Comment by orinoco womble Subscribed to comments via email
2010-02-07 13:38:37

I tend to find refuge in my imagination from the outside world. Not from invented crimes but from reality. The world is indeed too much with me, late and soon.
Am I a fugitive? Yes. Or rather a refugee.
I prefer to run “to” than “from.”

 
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