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Prapatapumpa - Author's notes ""He whose task is to deliver the vision, is usually prepared to face the multiple. He will do this through languages which are conjugated according to different canons and esthetics. He is also aware that he must confront and restore the ontological balance between objectivity and personal involvement. It follows that sometimes our outlook must conquer the distance of our own inclinations, or, on the contrary – an even more difficult situation – that the object observed attaches itself to the native, radical, deaper and heartfelt soul which lays at the visceral base of the eyes of he who observes and writes. In these cases, one might go through the experience with three different types of fear: the fear of seeing expectations disappointed on account of a primary emotion or out of respect; or, on the contrary, the fear of becoming too involved and, consequently, of losing clarity of vision; last and a daughter of the first two, is the fear that words won't be enough, that, in the end, those chosen may not suffice".Moni Ovadia |
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