hands extend beyond me, and for half a second they almost don’t feel like my own, as if I had
outgrown the flesh and bone my soul is contained within, I am soon able to leap up higher than
could previously be imagined, and fall down faster than ever before, everything I do is done so
with a newfound haste that is so incredibly refreshing, I live now in total ecstasy, the ability to
enact my will with lightning speed finally allows me to feel free.”
Looking back at this exercise it’s interesting how similar a form it has to ‘The Shadow in the Purple’ a text punctuated by sound that doesn’t necessarily match the sound source directly but instead acts as a loose interpretation, an impression of what it is, as abstract art often represents complex emotion unpresentable by language.