Monday, June 22, 2009
22.6.09.18.23
Went to Ocean Grove today to eat chips and fish.
A new puppy has invaded my little cottage and its name is Chloe and it is black and makes little squeaky noises when you are
further
than 1m away.
http://www.youtube.com/v/SNSarXZNHpo&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0">
Reminds me of Leigh Bowery so much, I feel that some partying with face paint ought to happen soon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y7M1DiSCEM
or maybe of self portraits by Walter Van
Beirendonck
His Winter09 Collection was so awesome, Peter Boyd is his friend because they are both incredibly strange and amazing
avant guarde
fashion designers who also teach students at fashion school.
WVB
seems to be big on concepts rather than
wearability
, like Peter and his leather straps and disintegrating blazers.
He designs for S!X
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txqiwrbYGrs
David after the dentist- endless amounts of amusement.
Today I was thinking about creative people, and the definitions that society places upon creativity in order to bookmark everyone. The limitations of species I think are narrowed to a certain level or narcissism and complete satisfaction with being insular yet a complex understanding of the scope of human emotion and experience.
I think creative people are
intelligent
in that they understand that a touch of the smarts requires more than a memory, rather a sense of being and existing at each moment and a constant yearning for learning and achieving new ordinaries. New ordinaries being something normal that can happen, but in a different context, or a new environment, analysing entire situations then reconfiguring them, dissecting the essential and replicating it through a scope of imagination-
that's
what humans are challenged by- in terms of something new- and humans are interested in themselves, how things relate to themselves, and therefore creative people are able to create new cliches for the other people to abide by in a new and interesting way.
For example in fashion...Indie fashion
I hate indies.
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