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18 | link: axe | 18 | link: axe |
19 | ... | 19 | ... |
20 | 20 | ||
21 | _ART and CRAFT are only the inside and outside of the same building. The | 21 | _ART and CRAFT are only the inside and outside of the same building. |
22 | ceiling is_---here he put his eraser to his bottom lip, thinking. He crossed | 22 | The ceiling is_---here he put his eraser to his bottom lip, thinking. |
23 | out _~~The ceiling is.~~_ _The floor is reality and the ceiling is | 23 | He crossed out _~~The ceiling is.~~_ |
24 | ~~aspiration~~ ~~desire~~ that which is desired. CRAFT is building a chair | 24 | _The floor is reality and the ceiling is ~~aspiration~~ ~~desire~~ that which is desired. |
25 | from wood. ART is using the wood as a substrate for an emotional message to a | 25 | CRAFT is building a chair from wood. |
26 | future person, the READER / VIEWER._ | 26 | ART is using the wood as a substrate for an emotional message to a future person, the READER / VIEWER._ |
27 | 27 | ||
28 | _The important thing is they are both made of wood. The important thing is | 28 | _The important thing is they are both made of wood. |
29 | they were both, at one point, alive natural things that grew and changed and | 29 | The important thing is they were both, at one point, alive natural things that grew and changed and pushed their way out of the dirt into the air. |
30 | pushed their way out of the dirt into the air. They formed buildings out of | 30 | They formed buildings out of the air. |
31 | the air. They didn't even try._ | 31 | They didn't even try._ |
32 | 32 | ||
33 | _What separates us from them, the trees? We have to try. We must labor to | 33 | _What separates us from them, the trees? |
34 | create our ART, our buildings of air. We lay them out brick by brick, we | 34 | We have to try. |
35 | build them up by disintegrating trees and forming them again into what they | 35 | We must labor to create our ART, our buildings of air. |
36 | were before. Why must we do this? are there any advantages to this human | 36 | We lay them out brick by brick, we build them up by disintegrating trees and forming them again into what they were before. |
37 | method?_ | 37 | Why must we do this? are there any advantages to this human method?_ |
38 | 38 | ||
39 | _Our advantage is memory. Our advantage is the reaching-out over space and | 39 | _Our advantage is memory. |
40 | time to others with our words, our ART. Our buildings last for generations, | 40 | Our advantage is the reaching-out over space and time to others with our words, our ART. |
41 | and after they are demolished they are written about, photographs are taken, | 41 | Our buildings last for generations, and after they are demolished they are written about, photographs are taken, we **remember**. |
42 | we **remember**. The act of memory is our only ART._ | 42 | The act of memory is our only ART._ |