
Title | : | Artificial Memory: Volume II |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | |
ISBN | : | - |
Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | Pamphlet |
Number of Pages | : | 16 |
Publication | : | Published December 1, 2001 |
Artificial Memory: Volume II Reviews
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Say again, in so many
words: a Uniform aesthetic is
on the way out. Running
jokes of cuckoo alert. Piled
up in repair. Say again:
Invent yourself. They are cut
Drink shops half the size
and at least as popular.
The scent of hard winters
rise from the birches, the
bay flat before you, book
before that. Celsius itself degrades.
Sentence / triangle / paragraph.
We are the function, unadjusted
Of protean locomotion prosthesis monitored
In alphabets. I'm going - o
paragraph sentencing purchase under a
collapsed sky, ballet master's big
teeth dramatically interpolating incipient copy
with cellular samizdhat. Shop closed.
With the rise of nationalism,
social homogeneity increases. Brooking no
delay, mention is made of
washing powder, laundry, toilet soap,
brushes for laundering, brooms, towels,
inventions using master tapes, dubs
of dubs of America, the
tape. We are the future -
a closure of loops. Bodiless
fin de siecle, unbuilt in.
It looks like a backdrop
framed by roses and folk
cloths fashioned by Monroe Vladik.
There is no identifiable erasure
tool. Occasional nirvana with service
source. Teeth a way to
class them. Colgate, Marlboro, Palmolive
and Sony. Take notes: reidentifying
again, un-built-in and
again an attention pointing north
where we are when we
interrupt ourselves and on the
right hand, a monastery and
on the left, a space
arranging agency. Un-built-in
and again an attention looking
for fast and reliable telecommunication,
arterial thought, fresh fish buffet
dinner. Soy. Construct a picture
image. Artificially illuminate it. Read
as pulpy or anthropomorphic. The
problem - how to deal with
foreign penetration. The solution - artificial
insemination. Which reminds me of
a story about pumpkin seeds
and sex. Like a man
with a woman: you put
them in the oven. Viktor
shakes his head. Jalousies still
frozen by lilacs about to
bloom communally. Things get in
the way of ideas. That's
the emptiness. The very word
integration frightens now. Contaminated defaults,
shovels of titanium, bonafide assumption
strains. Employee is detained. Guard
returns home opposing uncontrolled capital.
A kind of improvised default
to fill out frames to
represent what's typical. Bonafide banana
friend and books into smokes.
Say again. The word for
friend in Russian is other.
A highly compromised I am
not your ex-husband dialogue.
Say something different. Revive our
lethargy. Hold knife in both
hands. Lenin and Stallone face
off. Mortarize the present (hokey
binary invokes wondering abstraction and
arrogance of self-doubt) stuck
between Primorskaya and darkening sky
while women - marked as female -
hold upright parsley, dill, scallion,
peony, motorizing nutrients, lily
of the valley against metallic
world of ideology - a revolutionary
force of nature to adjust
cul de sac. A queue
for nothing. While (second from
right) Anna Karenina struggling to
escape, falls back. Moscow's conceptualism
advances to the viewer. Rain
delays starter and medals walk
around selling martyrs of the
Great War, convivially flacked. Dogs
too are selling well, on
TV in lot position between
narrowing weeds or privately at
10am outside our windows.
We locate rice and four
kinds of sour cream: curdled,
solid, chocolate and sweetened. What
doesn't return? Post box broken
washed socks. Qu'est que cest?
Market supply. Apple juice pyramids,
hard core kefir. Forget the
Romanovs. Reference the nostalgia of
memory is absolute. Skaters move
through space lessening light. O
zone who is green, unlink.
Each subjob pursued as if
needing it less. We think:
is this what we want?
Not to worry their future?
while lumpenized farm children fire
into alleyways, and people chalk
swastikas on backsides of buildings.
To inscribe a rage which
is abrupt, obscure, crude, unabated.
Savaging our pre-destination.
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