MIND'S EYE
A journey with Mid-Journey
"we will look at several extracts of a story that elicit vivid imagery by way of richly descriptive language and use fragments of that language in Mid-journey prompts, attempting to evince mind’s “eye” imagery."
-Karel Klein
Abstractions Arrive, an essay by William H. Gass
Just as the corpse has been a dangerous contaminant and dreadful bother to almost all societies, so are the dead bricks and decomposing boards of abandoned buildings. Often, like bodies sometimes, they are cut and scattered, blown up, burned, or even buried, fed to thieves who steal their skins or their intestines, their cornices and colored glass and decorated doorways, and dispose of them in the Sun Belt somewhere like the rest of cold old age. Many peoples leave their dead in trees, or they offer them to the mercies of hyenas, vultures, sharks, or other sorts of sweepers in the streets. Many, however, just walk away.
Post humanism, by Pramod K. Nayar
(This book is part of the series Themes in
Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century
Literature and Culture)
Promt :
leica m ,old frame, 8k , post humanisn, co existing ,
architecture , cinema ,house with technology ,
photorealistic, Lee Bontecou ,
gothic style, architecture
Promt :
gothic style , .5 abandoned garage , decay construction , cut , scattered , blown up, burned ,buried, background field with weed fallen trees and wood abyss max ernst mix ,ultra detailed architecture
Object Architecture
