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Tag Archives: Edmond Jabès
Spaces of Silence
1876 ≈ Out of the silence of centuries, discrete words will, one day, surface for us … Edmond Jabès text without words unheard conversation solitaire (listening to the light) setting sun reflects … Continue reading
Posted in Ephemera - Encounters, Ephemera - Signs and Signifiers, Field Trip, Observation, Poetry, Psychogeography, Sounds of Spaces and Places
Tagged abstract phtography, Edinburgh, Edmond Jabès, Fife Psychogeographical Collective, Fife Psychogeography, Garage Door, Limekilns, Murdo Eason, Nicolson Street, reflection, setting sun, St Andrews, Welbeck Street Car Park London
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A Familiar World Made Strange
All tracks, footprints, paths were gone. Buried. He had pitched a tent on arriving: how come it had not blown off? From inside, he watched the complex improvisations of the wind. He heard how it suddenly laughed with the sand, … Continue reading
Posted in Ephemera - Encounters, Field Trip, Observation, Poetry, Quote, rag-pickings
Tagged 'Beast from the East', alien forms, beach, Chaya Czernowin, Edmond Jabès, Elemental vortex, Fife, Fife Coast, Fife Psychogeographical Collective, Fife Psychogeography, Limekilns, Murdo Eason, snow on beach, The Book of Questions
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