“The second half of the 1950s was a golden age for monkey artists.”
—Thierry Lenain, Monkey Painting (1997)
—Thierry Lenain, Monkey Painting (1997)
[A white gauche on black paper; by Bozo, a chimpanzee]
To cut the air with
a different axis.
To say:
mark my words.
To say: mirror
me.
To fly
on an
echo,
on its folded edge.
To cut the air with
a different axis.
To say:
mark my words.
To say: mirror
me.
To fly
on an
echo,
on its folded edge.
To fly
forth
on an
forth
on an
earful of symmetry.
HQ Ekphrasis! - No monkey business.
ReplyDeleteThe ekphrasis sorta become a Rorschach test with a painting like that!
ReplyDeleteMaybe ekphrasis is always a Rorschach test.