A column...
... no, a rectangular block of tiles set into the wall, floor to roof.
Its width is four horizontal rectangular shaped tiles, with a ratio of around 2:1 width to height.
Dark turquoise green glazed tiles with light coloured, possibly white, grouting.
In the centre a patch of yellow and black striped hazard tape, four strips placed horizontally so that the black and yellow bands running at an angle of roughly 45° across the width of tape, create an irregular staggered pattern.
It looks to me something like an op-art painting, but resisting the illusion of movement.
The Bakerloo line train moves out of the station. Any further description would be based on memory and not direct observation.
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Reminding me just a little of Alain Robbe Grillet, which would be in keeping with the antipoetic poetry....
There is that,
yes...
...but,
have you read Francis Ponge?
yes, ponge.
indeed: the nature of things.
"taking the side of things equals taking words into account"
somehow: might there be a connection to short text messages / mobile phones in this new project ?
would one get the images afterwards?
hi Sam, no I hadn't considered phone texts, interesting idea, 'push poetry' perhaps?
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