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31st July 2012

Video reblogged from fette sans with 60 notes

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Chris Marker, An owl is an owl is an owl, 1990, from Petit BestiaireVia. More on the four other films in the series.

There’s a German word for it, of course: Sehnsucht, which translates as “addictive yearning.” This is, I think, what these sites evoke: the feeling of being addicted to longing for something; specifically being addicted to the feeling that something is missing or incomplete. The point is not the thing that is being longed for, but the feeling of longing for the thing.

Carina Chocano, Pinterest, Tumblr and the Trouble With ‘Curation’, for the NYT Magazine, July 2012. Via.

RIP Chris Marker

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