I Heard Harold Pinter In Hyde Park August 2015 | acrylic on linen canvas | dimensions: 55 x 46 cm (21.5 x 18″)
I Heard Harold Pinter In Hyde Park August 2015 | acrylic on linen canvas | dimensions: 55 x 46 cm (21.5 x 18″)
MILINKOVIC 
Nice work indeed; it’s all in the pauses.
“The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause.” Mark Twain
“A pause in Pinter is as important as a line. They are all there for a reason. Three dots is a hesitation, a pause is a fairly mundane crisis and a silence is some sort of crisis. Beckett started it and Harold took it over to express that which is inexpressible in a very original and particular way, and made them something which is his.”
– Sir Peter Hall
Joey: I’ve been the whole hog plenty of times. Sometimes… you can be happy… and not go the whole hog. Now and again… you can be happy… without going any hog.
Lenny stares at him.
fast work – yep, The Homecoming
it’s in the middle of nothing
The park, the paint or the pause?
XD
the spiral …
“the spiral in the middle of nothing” – ultimately like us – humans spiralling in space
beings spiralling in the void
I prefer your poetic description.
The being perceives the void as empty, but it cannot be empty, given that the being itself is of the void – and so the void must be alive.
alive emptiness http://izquotes.com/quotes-pictures/quote-if-we-are-not-empty-we-become-a-block-of-matter-we-cannot-breathe-we-cannot-think-to-be-empty-nhat-hanh-343849.jpg
perfect
and also imperfect
yes, and also imperfect… perfect!
yin and yang
love the elegance of the monochromatic palette 🙂