by cris at Sep 5 of 2010

The Kieslowski's real world A table, a cup over this table, a woman looks the raindrops outside the window. Then, an old woman tirelessly tries to put the trash into the garbage collector. The Polish movie director Kieslowski was a genius in turning trivial instants into poetry. Finding art in triviality makes art closer...
by bjr at Sep 3 of 2010

Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu. Don't even try to pronounce it. This huge word is written in Maori -- and it could refer to something noble and magnificent, as a splendid palace or an omnipotent god of an ancient civilization. But it is just the name of a small hill which lies at Hawke Bay, in New Zealand....
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