The Unlikeness of Things - Virginie Poitrasson Oskar Schlemmer wealthy narrator to examine himself

wealthy narrator to examine himself

She knows she has to use her magic to make a living

which I gathered on the sand and collected like shells

Schmidt painstakingly constructs an intricate tableau that serves as a memento mori to our own vulnerability and mortality

illustrating the unfettered nature of its many occupants while providing a vivid portrayal of a more leisured age in which eccentricity could flourish more readily

The Unlikeness of Things - Virginie Poitrasson Oskar Schlemmer wealthy narrator to examine himselfThe Unlikeness of Things by Virginie Poitrasson, translated by Michelle Noteboom 144 page paperback, 5. 5 x 8. 25 inches, published by Litmus Press ISBN 9781933959726 *** The Unlikeness of Things roves the territories where the ambiguities of perception brush up against the unspeakable, or even the fantastical. It is an innermost adventure driven by the unsettling encounter with the other inside ones self. Inspired by the hauntingly enigmatic work of