to unpick something, something whole into an(other) :
is to move it from the singular – to the multiple.
it is an expansive process, not one of reductionism;
not a simplifying - complex to basic
but one of making more.
to unpick something, something whole into an(other) :
is to (re)define it, (de)scribe it: write it out in words, not images.
it is moving from the image into parts: de/com(part)ments
singular to plural; image to text(s)
to unpick something, something whole into an(other) :
is to release the other, for the discovery of (other) others;
a practice of other-ness.
I give myself to find myself; I only come to know myself because I know the other (who I am not);
a silhouette of peripheral understanding
and understanding which (in turn) constitutes a (re)construction; with new meanings;
and new images... .
n.c
6/5/13
