“Intimacy of thousand and one night”
In
most of my books, their content transforms or vanishes. It is not however
a destructive power of time” but rather filling some area of time with
presence – an active form of being. Experiencing a book (both on mental
and sensual levels) is not separated from a biographical time, and as such
it leaves traces both in the viewer and the object created only to
stimulate his imagination and sensitivity. The
first of my books, in which reading is no longer a “neutral” to the
object activity was “Intimacy of
thousand and one night” with the lightsensitive paper changing each
time while exposed, going through the centres of black pages of the book.
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