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Impressive photography, a beautiful blurred black and white, imagery, dreams and onirism... Typically a Quay Bros. trademark.
"Sometimes more life lies hidden in the opening of a door than in a question. Past & future circle about. Now we know more, now we know less." Strangely hypnotic, erotic, masochistic. Beautiful imagery, dark humor. Very Kafka, very Lynch-esque. "Please sniff..."
This game we call the human life, as incest - there is something primal in the symbology of this work, and yet the obsessive-compulsive madness of Quayesque rigor renders it wooden and insipid, repetitive - it is in this repetition that the actors in this human drama find their shells and live them out, not without rupture and the odd necrophilic moment when life as love must needs implode on itself in grey ecstacy. Chilling and inspired. It tasted like chalk.
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