Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
"Can you come back at a better time?!"
Elizabeth Gilbert talking about creativity and mentions a little something about Tom Waits...
http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_on_genius.html
I should really type this on the typewriter and scan it in:
I don’t understand what the big deal with drinking is. I mean, I can perfectly understand the fact that we have car accidents caused by drunk drivers but when I come home and am miserable or miserably happy and want to have a drink, I’m gonna come home and have a drink and stay the fuck home. I may attempt to write a masterpiece shortly after that and then become disappointed because I start thinking too much about how the next thing that I create should be a masterpiece. But ya know when the right song comes on, the air in the room suddenly becomes one with your breath, and you start writing a song? The outside noises start singing our songs. I gently weep inside and wonder, "should I go make myself another drink?" Should I just keep writing aimlessly and beat the shit out of my doubts, my worries, my fears, and the thought that my typing is not as fast as my mind? It’s an illusion really. To think what we want to feel, constantly being watched over by some kind of monster. He follows you to work in the morning and on the subway ride back home, when you’re with your lover, your friends, and your family. Another being, maybe the feeling of a soul. And I tell it all the time to walk away, and to come back and save me all in the same damn day. I almost went to go back to the beginning of this paragraph to read it and then got extremely overwhelmed to come back to the end of this sentence and impress every single word above this. Shall I make a bet with myself? Myself and my being playing the game of fencing with bright silver fencing suits, and long flimsy swords. The sun beats down into the room and reflects off of my suit into my components eyes. He is blinded! I think, “here’s my chance,” but then realize that in that moment I am not happy and should not defeat anyone while I am unhappy. So I stop and throw down my sword. I rip my silver suit off and it flies across the room in slow motion. My arm slowly makes its way back to my body while my eyes turn in my head, and the spit flies from my mouth. I all of a sudden start thinking about the movie Rambo and want to watch it. I’m starting to feel like a wooden fish, whatever that means.
http://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_gilbert_on_genius.html
I should really type this on the typewriter and scan it in:
I don’t understand what the big deal with drinking is. I mean, I can perfectly understand the fact that we have car accidents caused by drunk drivers but when I come home and am miserable or miserably happy and want to have a drink, I’m gonna come home and have a drink and stay the fuck home. I may attempt to write a masterpiece shortly after that and then become disappointed because I start thinking too much about how the next thing that I create should be a masterpiece. But ya know when the right song comes on, the air in the room suddenly becomes one with your breath, and you start writing a song? The outside noises start singing our songs. I gently weep inside and wonder, "should I go make myself another drink?" Should I just keep writing aimlessly and beat the shit out of my doubts, my worries, my fears, and the thought that my typing is not as fast as my mind? It’s an illusion really. To think what we want to feel, constantly being watched over by some kind of monster. He follows you to work in the morning and on the subway ride back home, when you’re with your lover, your friends, and your family. Another being, maybe the feeling of a soul. And I tell it all the time to walk away, and to come back and save me all in the same damn day. I almost went to go back to the beginning of this paragraph to read it and then got extremely overwhelmed to come back to the end of this sentence and impress every single word above this. Shall I make a bet with myself? Myself and my being playing the game of fencing with bright silver fencing suits, and long flimsy swords. The sun beats down into the room and reflects off of my suit into my components eyes. He is blinded! I think, “here’s my chance,” but then realize that in that moment I am not happy and should not defeat anyone while I am unhappy. So I stop and throw down my sword. I rip my silver suit off and it flies across the room in slow motion. My arm slowly makes its way back to my body while my eyes turn in my head, and the spit flies from my mouth. I all of a sudden start thinking about the movie Rambo and want to watch it. I’m starting to feel like a wooden fish, whatever that means.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
A Collection of Consciousness

So I am finally starting to scan in all of the pages that people wrote on my typewriter from the BFA Photography Show. I was surprised how many people actually took the time to sit down and write. It's a lot to ask from a viewer to express themselves but there's something about sitting at a typewriter that really inspires you to pour out all of your thoughts.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
I'll See You in the Morning Time
http://www.facebook.com/GuineaPigMusic?sk=wall#!/video/video.php?v=10150186111198349
Art, Writing & Music



While creating my photographs and realizing a certain energy about them, I struggled with my artist statement. I kept writing over and over again, "Energy is...energy is.." With a growing frustration I had while trying to explain this energy, I realized that sometimes you can't explain things and you have to just let your stream of consciousness flow to show the energy of how you feel. After I photographed and wrote some words, I decided to write a song about it. Here is the art that inspired the writing that inspired the music. :)
Im givin it a go
So this blog will hopefully be about my art inspiring my writing inspiring my music which inspired the art that inspires the writing that inspires the music. ;-)
www.rainakapicic.com
www.rainakapicic.com
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