Bergson argued that lived time never arrives as a frozen instant, only as continuous flux, and these three marks by Theo Asante seem to agree: two small dots sit above a single curving stroke that rises to the right and sinks at the left, weight gathering at each end. What's notated isn't really a face - it's a moment of hesitation, caught mid-breath and held there.
Bergson argued that lived time never arrives as a frozen instant, only as continuous flux, and these three marks by Theo Asante seem to agree: two small dots sit above a single curving stroke that rises to the right and sinks at the left, weight gathering at each end. What's notated isn't really a face - it's a moment of hesitation, caught mid-breath and held there.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery