England’s pain felt in the rain, the water washing away the togetherness that we felt in this country for the last months. The reputation was lost by the barbaric actions of neanderthals. Wanted the best but accepting the situation. Splash, daily life has returned the repetition of the mundane reenters the conscious. What is there to do now, lost and searching for fulfilment.
Knotted Up
During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945), the film director, Yasujiro Ozu, was sent to China to fight in the war. According to his diary, at the beginning of the war, he was making plans to make war films once he goes back to his homeland Japan. His diary was filled with ideas of scenes which depict the daily lives of the soldiers in a foreign country. But at some point during the war he stopped making such notes. As a soldier, he was the unit leader for a unit which spread chemical gas against the Chinese army. He saw and experienced the worst of the war. After Ozu came back to Japan, he never made a single war film nor a single scene involving war battles. All the scars of the war are erased, and repressed under the surface of beautiful daily lives of the people on screen.
Meiro Koizumi
- Fog
2019
(Source: meirokoizumi.com)
These little kids at MoMA were trying to recreate this piece of art and it made my life.
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