|
Ana Cardoso Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Biography |
|||||||||
|
|||||||||
|
ana cardoso: 12:16:58
it isn't because there are choices like the signifier of each image ana cardoso: 12:17:08 motor-desire RC: 12:17:50 what is the impulse of your rhizome? only desire? ana cardoso: 12:19:28 only?!! ana cardoso: 12:22:39 it is to edit images that relate, in an utopian timeline |
|
|||||||
|
RC: 12:22:44
motor = impulse = desire, i.e. , I'm assuming that when you say desire you are/we are talking about the same thing as motor, but of what, desire of what? ana cardoso: 12:24:42 desire of maintaining those images in a limb ana cardoso: 12:25:14 images in coma RC: 12:25:18 without falling in an unnecessary narrative, right? ana cardoso: 12:25:37 avoiding a classical narrative RC: 12:26:00 altering time and space rules RC: 12:26:20 what makes sense today RC: 12:26:42 more than ever ana cardoso: 12:27:05 painting is flat time ana cardoso: 12:27:40 but that is the ideal of romance, of writing, of narrative |
|||||||||
|
RC: 12:28:31
but your paintings seem to belong all to different time periods RC: 12:28:34 … RC: 12:28:53 from the futuristic RC: 12:29:06 to RC: 12:29:08 I don't know RC: 12:29:55 and timeline |
|
ana cardoso: 12:30:09
yes because they relate to and quote history RC: 12:30:10 really isn't a timeless term ana cardoso: 12:31:32 can you explain? |
|||||||
|
|||||||||




