
Flower Generater (2009)
Time, so it is being said, multiplies when you give it away.
Being looked at without hurry, sooner or later the image reveals itself. It turns into a time machine, a flower generator, a rainbow grinder, an adventure. Paintings store time like a battery. I have to say I’ve put plenty in it.
Please Give It A Few Moments To Load
Posted by cmetz on September 3, 2009
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Cable in the Making
Posted by cmetz on May 30, 2009
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I want to include the poetry
Posted by cmetz on May 30, 2009
I want to promote the invisible, I want to involve that which effects all aspects of everyday’s life, through the things I’m doing; I think my job is to keep myself in such mindset.
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Time and forever
Posted by cmetz on May 25, 2009

When I first thought about drawing the alarm, it was exactly 11:33. The drawing itself, on the other hand, took me forever. Every once and again, while working on the digits, I waited for them to show in real time. This was when I realized I am within as well as without time.
Maarten Baas made a nice project about Real Time. Time, here, shows not just through the chanching symbols, but through the actors whose lifetimes move on simultaneously, and through the observer who give his time away in order to watch.
Without resistance, time flows forever.
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If colours were music
Posted by cmetz on March 7, 2009

If colours were music, white would be the silence.
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How does the inside look, smell, taste, sound like ?
Posted by cmetz on January 20, 2009

How does the inside look, smell, taste, sound like ?
Well, they say you can’t have the cake and eat it. The inside turns into the outside as soon as you look on it.
Yet there’s always some inside left over, even though the apple may be eaten by now. The outside is a mirror of time, wheareas the inside is what you approach through imagination. The field of imagination seems much larger than the surface of what we think we see … but maybe this is only because we restrict our perception.
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