Ana
González
Barragán
WORK
(UN)POWER
Anatomy of Extraction: 01
Intimacy with a (non) site
Untangle
Unearthing
Ungrounding
production /reproduction
Overburden
Sobre(in)visible
600 kg
Espejos
Obsidian Pulse
Autodefensa
Inframundo
PHOTOS
Cielo
Fuego
Teotihuacán
C0
Naturaleza
SD del R
Rio Colorado
Vtec
Llantas
Estacionamiento
Undervisibility
Faros
Detalles
Info
7. John Ashbery
From The Double Dream of Spring, 1970
All kinds of things exist, and, what is more, Specimens of these things, which do not make themselves known. / I am speaking of the laugh of the squire and the spur / Which are like a hole in the armor of the day. / It’s annoying and then it's so natural
That we experience almost no feeling / Except a certain lightness which matches / The recent closed ambiance which is, besides, / Full of attentions for us. Thus, lightness and wealth.
But the existence of all these things and especially / The amazing fullness of their number must be / For us a source of unforgettable questions: / Such as: whence does all this come? and again: / Shall I some day be a part of all this fullness?
…Everything is a landscape