An interrogative ecology of perception Danut Zbarcea

[P s y c h o L o g I c a l P l a c e]

Poetic dogma

1.Blue: Many times I see it as an exotic fruit without any kind of

shape. A “wide” fruit as incomprehensible and indefinite horizon. A

place that cannot be located, unable to change any impression.

Poetic dogma

2.Light: Make me think at all the precariousness and the

gratuity of myself.

Poetic dogma

3. Black: I found that the profound black of night has in it all the

power and the mystery of life. I cannot see the black color. I

cannot understand it. I just feel its infinity and its mistery. In the

middle of the night lives the supreme and silent light.

Poetic dogma

4. Violet: A latent desire that has the quality of a space. To meet

myself seems to be the last greatest claustrophobic desire.

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5. Orange: Must one have a final target into his life? I don’t

remember being such a wise person!

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6. Green: I think that one has to be born with the eyes of God to

be able to see the infinite beauty of the world. How can one

experience such an accident?

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9. Fruitless: A word with a religious aura. Sometimes it can

appear as a transoceanic, with atomic propulsion, silent, almost

imperceptible, grandiose, extremely powerful.

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8. Grey: Sometimes the light has a salty taste, another time it is

like honey. To much light has a hot taste. Then my eyes begin to

miss to the light.

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5. Red: Make me feel aware of living a life as infinite chains of

myself. Everything I live is a present and confused moment of

me.

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10. My shadow: It is hard to live without it. It is hard to live with

it. There is nobody else to imitate! Only shadow can be vertical?!

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11. Silence: Waiting for myself is a non-place, a mindscape

without any predictable geography.

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12. Far away: Can “myself” be considered as an equivalent

word for distance? Can this distance be measurable?

Reference:

Danut Zbarcea, Awaken, Surprised, Amazed, Astonished, Surpassed,

from Five chapters from my childhood, Mindscape, Already past time,

2009