"Since the European Renaissance, we have been trained to understand that organizing space, and especially a sacred space—a church or a temple—is what creates a sense of attention and therefore time. But now I believe that I should in fact place myself in time, and into a certain quality of attention, and let the space become whatever it becomes. It doesn’t interest me anymore to compose my shots, to frame them in any way. I wish to place myself in a particular sense of time and let space be, or grow."

37 notes

Saturday 25th August at 2:16am

Tagged with: mani kaul directors film theory

1. matchfactorygirl likes this
2. sloaneohno likes this
3. pyladesfasting reblogged this from mizoguchi
4. yatvowel likes this
5. bricorama likes this
6. mizoguchi reblogged this from dhrupad
7. potbot reblogged this from dhrupad
8. manufactoriel likes this
9. lebeam likes this
10. epeba reblogged this from dhrupad
11. jujutsu-with-zizek likes this
12. pickingoutathermosforyou reblogged this from dhrupad
13. imagerylovemuse likes this
14. immixx likes this
15. imbobswaget reblogged this from pyotra
16. femmefetus likes this
17. cool-whatever reblogged this from pyotra
18. cool-whatever likes this
19. pyotra reblogged this from dhrupad
20. rajputa likes this
21. kysse-hengivenhet-floyel reblogged this from dhrupad
22. kysse-hengivenhet-floyel likes this
23. emissions likes this
24. castehindusstolemybhagwaans reblogged this from dhrupad
25. tough-guy likes this
26. forever-bar reblogged this from dhrupad
27. onanelephant likes this
28. mizoguchi likes this
29. blackpoppies reblogged this from dhrupad
30. blackpoppies likes this
31. swinton likes this
32. kadalkavithaigal likes this
33. dhrupad posted this

"No agony, no agony, no agony. If God is everywhere, why is there agony?"