POLAROIDS/ Milk

 

LETTERS/ If you are not tempted to abandon a painting...

 

LETTERS/ Those who know secret things

 

POLAROIDS/ Portrait

 

LETTERS/ the worse lies

 

BOOKS/ Truth

 “The most common form of despair is not being who you are.”

LETTERS/ there's peace in intelligent surrender

BOOKS/ Scum - Valerie Solanas

I imagine her sitting up tight on her imaginary throne, in the lobby of the Chelsea... I acquired this edition (1968) about ten years ago, and its value has since become priceless. For those unfamiliar with her, she once attempted to take Warhol's life in a fit of jealousy. "He had too much control over my life", she said.

LETTERS/ The dream

 

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VIDEO/ Exhibition summer 2017 - Barcelona

6 years ago this month (video recorded during the opening, we stopped recording once it became too crowded)

PAINTING/ Medusa

It's all self-fellatio (a tribute to Charlotte Gainsburg)

VIDEO_ART/ Milk, honey, marmalade

Will send this one to a video-art festival. A metaphor of human interactions, different, unique and equally wonderful. If you're interested in art check here the whole blog: parerasletters.blogspot.com

BOOKS/ Poesia vertical

 DDD

BOOKS/ Colossus

“I desire the things that will destroy me in the end.”  

“I can never read all the books I want; I can never be all the people I want and live all the lives I want. I can never train myself in all the skills I want. I want to live and feel all the shades, tones and variations of mental and physical experience possible in my life. And I am horribly limited.” 

“Perhaps when we find ourselves wanting everything, it is because we are dangerously close to wanting nothing.”

― Sylvia Plath

LETTERS/ On levity

Levity. noun [ U ] formal - As a trait of character refers to a disposition to exhibit lightness or humor in manner or attitude, often even in situations that are serious or solemn. People with levity tend to approach life with a playful, cheerful, or buoyant spirit, often using humor as a tool to lighten the mood or diffuse tense situations. Their lightheartedness can be refreshing and bring joy to others, but if overused or applied inappropriately, it can sometimes be perceived as insensitivity or lack of seriousness.

LETTERS/ only one sentence survived the editing

 

PAINTINGS/ Patti (140x100cm)

 

LETTERS/ The most primal human desire

 

PAINTINGS/ The full tryptich

 women full of words I, II and III (182 x 370cm)