So I find my self asking what is the purpose of art.
It is ridiculed if it is made in a spiritual sense or god forbid aesthetic! Why is that?
It was once for the purpose, but now that is no longer allowed because of primitivism, so what’s the big fucking idea.
So.
We think, and we think until we cannot think, make, do, speak, love without a deeper understanding of our actions. So now you can’t complain because you have to acknowledge your privilege to be able to think -
But then you say, it was so much simpler then, but oh no
Because then you support the nuclear family or again primitivism…
So we thought and thought with nothing on our hands.
Because they are bound by our thinking - fucking pickle
And though - I have longed for the days of smoking by the river
I have begun to realize...I can’t have that again.
Is it fair to say that the elitist theory is too much about us for us to work within its parameters? And if I feel this way, what does it mean for those who had it worse than me?
This is where having -
No, making us validate ourselves with our tragedy comes in...to make us say we belong here not because of pedigree but because of our pain.
Our get out of poverty free card.
And then this makes me want to drink.
Forgive me if I am overgeneralizing here, I do not believe in the nuclear family nor the idea of primitivism.
I feel bound
By wanting to help and wanting to explain that I know what I feel in relation to how you might also feel.
I have been struggling with the idea that I moved to a place with the most violence, hate, and sorrow built into the soil, roads, homes - it's literally everywhere.
And no one really seems to notice, care or believe anymore.
It is only those far away generations that still care - funny how we hold onto this past self without any real hindsight.
I hate all of it, and I am human and miss all of it.
We really have made a terrible environment for ourselves.
I guess this might be where one talks about suicide...
But that has become a cliche in the art world.
Sad huh?
And around and around we go unable to define what is classic.
I dare ask, can anything be classic after 9 / 11?
What is classic? Is it that sweet moment of bliss before tragedy?
The weather reports in Hiroshima, August 1945
Clear blue skies, sunny - classic. Beautiful.
The bomb brings newness, new landscapes with the radiating regrowth of neon plants, new illness, pain, shadows.
and now nothing can be classic again.