Andreas Urstadt

Chanmony Andreas Urstadt

Chanmony - You say movements, gestures, rites, gestures and movements of rites, which are like seeds and reappear again and again, reproducing cycles, repetitive narrations, naturalized seeds and sowing with one, the gesture that would see an apple growing again and again. and come back and are eaten, the old movements and gestures are like seeds and rites to apples. Rain again and again. The irrigation system is the emancipation of rain, the release of the climate. A triumph of water against the water gods. The irrigation system secularizes religion and takes the initiative itself. The irrigation system can break, the rain is not. But small fine movements, the immanent hand. The smell of freshly combed water. The bitter taste of the moon plant in the middle, the white cream of stems and leaves. I say that the floor has not been cleaned, I ask how the floor could have been cleaned, it was the model to clean the floor. Out 2019