I climbed a volcano and was filled with wonder. I’d never done anything like it before; it was a huge surprise for me. (It was my best day of that week.) Because I enjoyed it so much, I thought volcanoes meant something special to me. I wanted to experience that feeling again, so I went to another one. But it wasn’t as special as the first time.
A pile of swimming rings at the back (of the exhibition) is made from felt bought from two different shops. There is a considerable difference in beauty, quality and price. One (is eco-friendly and) cost €3.50 for 20.5 cm by 30 cm, the other (is synthetic and) cost €4 for 90 cm by 100 cm.
(Under the stars and by the seaside)
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‘(…) the “art of being happy… between dog and cat and flowerpot.”’
‘“cute” (…), a particular way of communicating a complex mixture of feelings about an object to others and demanding that they feel the same.’
Quotes by Sianne Ngai in Our Aesthetic Categories, page 2 and 3.