Parks Are Idealizations Of Nature, But Nature

There Is Something Abominable About Cameras, Because They Possess The Power To Invent Many Worlds. As An Artist Who Has Been Lost In This Wilderness Of Mechanical Reproduction For Many Years, I Do Not Know Which World To Start With. I Have Seen Fellow Artists Driven To The Point Of Frenzy By Photography.

Objects In A Park Suggest Static Repose Rather Than Any Ongoing Dialectic. Parks Are Finished Landscapes For Finished Art .

Noon-day Sunshine Cinema-ized The Site, Turning The Bridge And The River Into An Over-exposed Picture. Photographing It With My Instamatic 400 Was Like Photographing A Photograph. The Sun Became A Monstrous Light-bulb That Projected A Detached Series Of Stills Through My Instamatic Into My Eye.

History Is A Facsimile Of Events Held Together By Finally Biographical Information.

Language Should Find Itself In The Physical World, And Not End Up Locked In An Idea In Somebody's Head