Louise Bourgeois. Hours of the Day. 2006 | MoMA
Living like this means the year stops making sense, and the month and the week. The dates fall away from the days, like glass punched out of window frames, or ice cubes out of a tray into a sink, identical, dateless, nameless durational blobs, melting into an undifferentiated puddle. Is that a Saturday, a Friday, a Monday? Is that an April 13, or a
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By filming the park, Asya hopes to “capture the slow and leisurely rot of a day.”