In-between

14 Responses

1. madaelyn
   27. May 2006 um 04:10

   “be static with movement…stop evoking
   movement and gesture - you are
   movement and gesture…”

   tinguely

   (my next post)

2. Travis
   27. May 2006 um 06:57

   The clock on the wall…
   I am the motion of its hands.

3. madaelyn
   27. May 2006 um 08:55

   stop painting time.

4. bert
   27. May 2006 um 09:04

   isn’t that the whole essence of life. Always busy, never finished?

   A few line just to capture this thought, that’s all it has to be :)

5. Travis
   27. May 2006 um 17:50

   Madaelyn, time is painting me.

6. Shirley
   28. May 2006 um 10:57

   hmmm.interesting. I think I would have ended it…in between learning and knowing! Very Good

7. Cecilia
   28. May 2006 um 12:49

   The answer comes from the strength of the quiet parts — in between coming and going, in between change and beginning…

8. Travis
   28. May 2006 um 13:38

   Hi Cecilia! Wanna go inbetween inbetween with me?
   Yes, inbetween inbetween.

9. kevin beck
   28. May 2006 um 20:07

   “Coming and going” is a beautiful comcept. Indicates movement, an event. Very evocative. Thanks

10. Travis
    28. May 2006 um 22:00

    Thank you Kevin. Yes, Coming and going indicates movement, but what does “in-between coming and going” indicate? :)

11. kevin beck
    29. May 2006 um 10:08

    “in-between” reminds me of Plato’s “khora.”

12. Travis
    29. May 2006 um 17:19

    Hi Kevin. I can see how it would remind you of Plato’s “khora.”

13. kevin beck
    30. May 2006 um 09:52

    khora is that “space” in betwen space.

14. Travis
    30. May 2006 um 09:58

    Exactly, you nailed it Kevin!

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