The exterior and the interior found their harmony
The bitter taste of cocoons hiding the seeds of satisfaction
®. Žarkov
Showing posts with label R. Žarkov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label R. Žarkov. Show all posts
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Fife
Happiness is to know how to play the fife
. Fife or pipe is short ,material to make it can be found every where in
nature, simple in preparation and can fit into any pocket . Her sound is heard
far away ,narrowing the space and can attrackt a crowd and determine the
direction of movement! It is perfect happiness is that it can convert all into
the sound and pure condition of soul !
® Žarkov
Monday, November 9, 2015
Seal of Henry VIII's ( Crna Bara)
Hair of the past
is spreaded over the vast wold.
Each
wisp of the hair stamped into ground
is a
seal of a distant empire.
® Žarkov
Friday, June 26, 2015
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Gavage geese
Through long throat
with a little bit of will
golden grain will
fill the gap
and increased liver
will become its symbol
®Žarkov
AVATAR (The body of city)
In cultural analysis the theoretical focus on
postmodernism and historical focus on the metropolis is often taken to be one
of a kind. But in fact, this double focus is oxymoronic in nature. The term
metropolis means `mother city` or `mother cities`. This term is based on
assumption that there is an original city, a first city from which other cities
emerge like Athens or Rome in Antiquity or Paris in the nineteenth century, or
in the ideal sense of a prototypical city, real or not, on which other cities
are modeled, for example from the urban planning of functionalism or from the
recirculation of grid structure on the North American continent.However, the
other term of the title, postmodernity, means almost everything that goes
against and even destroys this notion of the city and of place in general. But,
nevertheless, without a highly developed urbanity, postmodernity would never
have exsisted or been thought of.
More often than not, this contradiction is subsumed
under the unifying umbrella of `urban culture`, which seems to allow us to
avoid predetermining whether the postmodern urban condition is contradictory or
not. The decision is left open to the actual dynamics of history, where we are
confronted with various manifestations of urban culture through history, the
term itself being considered historically neutral.But urban culture is too
complex to just be a trivial fact, because it is always an imagined
realithy-`reality` because it is a material fact whatever its definition might
be, and `imagined` because its conceptualization, the basic understanding of
it, does not automatically follow from historical urban realithy all by itself.
In cultural analysis the theoretical focus on
postmodernism and historical focus on the metropolis is often taken to be one
of a kind. But in fact, this double focus is oxymoronic in nature. The term
metropolis means `mother city` or `mother cities`. This term is based on
assumption that there is an original city, a first city from which other cities
emerge like Athens or Rome in Antiquity or Paris in the nineteenth century, or
in the ideal sense of a prototypical city, real or not, on which other cities
are modeled, for example from the urban planning of functionalism or from the
recirculation of grid structure on the North American continent.However, the
other term of the title, postmodernity, means almost everything that goes
against and even destroys this notion of the city and of place in general. But,
nevertheless, without a highly developed urbanity, postmodernity would never
have exsisted or been thought of.
More often than not, this contradiction is subsumed
under the unifying umbrella of `urban culture`, which seems to allow us to
avoid predetermining whether the postmodern urban condition is contradictory or
not. The decision is left open to the actual dynamics of history, where we are
confronted with various manifestations of urban culture through history, the
term itself being considered historically neutral.But urban culture is too
complex to just be a trivial fact, because it is always an imagined
realithy-`reality` because it is a material fact whatever its definition might
be, and `imagined` because its conceptualization, the basic understanding of
it, does not automatically follow from historical urban realithy all by itself.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Whiteness
Oh neige vous la
sauveuse,
De toutes les
cicatrices,
Des miennes et celles des villes
Aussi des champs
et prairies..
De la propreté
humaine,
Brûlée souvent
par le soleil.
D'où
fleurissent les blasphèmes.
Eveil des sens ,
mais perte du reste .
Oh neige vous qui
tombez du ciel,
Pour arriver sur Terre,
Afin de faire de
nous des âmes immortelles .
Propres et
saines, propres et saines!
Elisabeth Žarkov
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)