-
Database: Rachika Nayar On Composing As A Prism
“That’s how I think of mutating my guitar lines and sending it through these layers of recombination. It’s like putting it through a prism; exploring a single idea through all these multiplying perspectives [and] seeing one thing in hundreds of its different facets and selves.” Rachika Nayar Continue reading
-
Karl Ove Knausgaard’s “So Much Longing in So Little Space: The Art of Edvard Munch” (2019)
“intuitive knowledge exists, silent wisdom exists, instinctive insight exists, and I believe this unarticulated understanding of the world comprises a much larger part of our self than we usually imagine” (42). “No art is free of morals, for the simple reason that all art entails a set of assessments of reality, and they are always… Continue reading
-
Database: Ellen Arkbro On Harmony As Moving Clouds
“Somehow the music slowly evolves through harmony in a way that feels like the movement of clouds. When you watch the sky and see clouds slowly passing by, creating new landscapes—the music feels a bit like that.” Ellen Arkbro Continue reading
