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128 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1971
“Oldu olası yüzlere tutkun olduğundan yüzler çiziyor. Tüyün, beyaz kâğıt üzerindeki ilk çekingen yüzüşü sonrası yerini buluyor. Ona kâğıttan bakıldığında yolunu bulabiliyor ve hızlıca bir motifi diğerine eklemeyi başlıyor. Bu şekilde hiç sahip olmadığı aileyi çiziyor ve onlar tarafından evlat ediliyor. Dudaklarının kenarına küçük, zarif bir gülümseme olan, kedi gözlü, suskun, sabırlı bir aile.”
bu fotoğraf ve çizim bana ait.
bu fotoğraf bana, fotoğraftaki çizimler zürn'e ait :')
Ah, hepimiz istisnai bir vakayız Zürn, bunda bir yanlış yok, tıpkı bu hastalığı çemberle tasvir etmen gibi
xoxoxo
iko
Large shapes -- like wings -- float up to her, opening and closing -- gently at first -- until they slowly fill the room and she has the impression that she is in the presence of apparitions which are not at all related to this world. None of her acquaintances has ever mentioned similar apparitions to her. These beings -- she can not describe them in any other way, reveal that they have the clear and frightening intention of encircling her. They exude a feeling of dissipation, of annihilation, and her forgotten childhood fear of the horrible and inexplicable returns to her. Whenever these birdless, greyish-black wings fly up too close to her, she raises her hand in a sudden anxiety and fends them off. They retreat for a moment into the background of the dark room, then approach once again, and slowly she gets used to this strange presence until she notices that the wings are insubstantial and can fly straight through her upright body, as if she herself had become bodiless. This both entrances and appalls her. Looking at them carefully, these creatures have in fact nothing terrifying about them -- they lack eyes and faces, and they radiate an enormous dignity, an uncanny seriousness, something very noble.