Nature Is Never Finished.

The Museums And Parks Are Graveyards Above The Ground- Congealed Memories Of The Past That Act As A Pretext For Reality.

Parks Are Idealizations Of Nature, But Nature In Fact Is Not A Condition Of The Ideal.

The Museum Spreads Its Surfaces Everywhere, And Becomes An Untitled Collection Of Generalizations That Mobilize The Eye.

Cultural Confinement Takes Place When A Curator Imposes His Own Limits On An Art Exhibition, Rather Than Asking An Artist To Set His Limits.

The Memory Of What Is Not May Be Better Than The Amnesia Of What Is.