The Dawn (2018-)He had a bird in him - he felt it, but that bird of his was strange, immaterial, unnamed, and no more of a bird than himself. The bird was drawn to things he did not understand and feared: questions that could not be answered, people with whom he had always felt unfair (...). He hated the creature within him because it only caused him pain.Olga Tokarczuk, House of Day, House of Night
Dawn helps you feel that body and mind are one and the same. It touches her cheek tenderly and covers her face. It can be gentle and silent, despite its power. Jurczak looks at the metaphysics of the dawn’s colors through optics and uses visual symbols related to his intimate experiences.
The Dawn (2018-)
He had a bird in him - he felt it, but that bird of his was strange, immaterial, unnamed, and no more of a bird than himself. The bird was drawn to things he did not understand and feared: questions that could not be answered, people with whom he had always felt unfair (...). He hated the creature within him because it only caused him pain.
Olga Tokarczuk, House of Day, House of Night
Dawn helps you feel that body and mind are one and the same. It touches her cheek tenderly and covers her face. It can be gentle and silent, despite its power. Jurczak looks at the metaphysics of the dawn’s colors through optics and uses visual symbols related to his intimate experiences.
