Max Brod & Franz Kafka have a chat https://www.georgeweld.com/2022/05/max-brod-franz-kafka-have-a-chat/
"I think a poem, when it works, is an action of the mind captured on a page, and the reader, when he engages it, has to enter into that action. His mind repeats that action and travels again through the action, but it is a movement of yourself through a thought, through an activity of thinking, so by the time you get to the end you’re different than you were at the beginning and you feel that difference." -- Anne Carson, interviewed in The Paris Review
I know I should have been alt-texting my pictures all along on IG and elsewhere, but I love the way it’s encouraged/made easy on this network. It also has me thinking a lot about text.image relationships and usability vs. aesthetic enjoyment. #photography #imagetext #thedamages
I'm interested in #language, #image, #text, #narrative, #food, the idea of home. I'm #newhere, so hoping this works by way of an #introduction. I live in the Hudson Valley after a long time in Brooklyn and a childhood in the south.
A human image/text project.
He/Him