Photo inspiration

 

 

Félix González-Torres-untitled (portrait of marcel brient)

 

This is “Untitled (Portrait of Marcel Brient)” by Felex Gonzalez, I realized that I was going more towards loneliness and I felt lonely in my own bed–I can’t relate to losing a loved one to AIDS. But I can relate to being incredibly sad and alone in your own bed.

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How I felt just b being stuck on the computer for entertainment, and connect with humanity.

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When no one wrote back, I felt like I was ignored–even though I knew my friends were busy. I knew they we’re: at work, at orientation, or at class. But I could help but feel like puling a tantrum after the 3d day.

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After a while I just felt stupid, that other people had other things–larger things to worry about than their friends not texting back. And it reminded me of this art work.

Concept map for Project one

concept map + notes

 

I added some notes and summaries here and there for my concept map of time. From time I went to the space I’ve spent the most time in the city–my dorm bed. How it went from being a little retreat to a place where, more than anywhere else, alone. Id just spend time and waste time alone on my computer waiting for responses from people.
At first I thought that I felt so sad because I didn’t have sheets, but when I got the sheets I still felt alone. I realized it was because I was alone in my dorm room, and also alone because I was losing a close friend on the other end of the response

 

What is time?

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In summery what I wrote is that– time is the measurement of the passing moment, and that it’s only missed when it’s passed. It’s only valued when it’s gone.

Adding on: That it feels so much longer when it’s taken up by vacancy: lagging time, waiting for a friend, being unamused, emptiness. But it feels that much shorter when it’s taken up by something: laughter, entertainment, feeling connected.