two dia slides on top of each other, 2001. with Mikko Lipiäinen.
. Running Euphoria Running Euphoria. Miss Finland is a winner. Foaming mouth of a horse, muscles working with tense mission to keep track and footwork in balance fast and faster.
Born to run, some people are born to run, to run the world. Run for office, run away, run to the wall, run and run, run to win A RACE and then what? You are a winner. Today it is as if we are all supposed to run. To be still is not an option. Nobody wants to be a loser so we run, that is how we win. Run in corridors to get there on time, make an appointment, down the stairs, tell everybody how we have been running, how many kilometers and it felt so good. Diagnosis for our time is this: coming to you and never getting there. We have to know how to run correctly not to injure ourselves and not to look like fools. To sweat is good for body.
DEATH HAS EYES? IS DYING SOMEONE WITH HEART DISEASE? TO DIE IS HAPPENING WITHOUT LOOKING EVERYDAY.
Pulsating vein, political. Regulating capitalism by democratic institutions, complex configurations of power relations, growing hair, emphasis, aspirations in finding sense what hypocrites say, it’s bad anyway, flight of stairs. Death has eyes, as it can walk.
I must be afraid, I must. I’m taught in fright. Phobias that we have keep us in place, intact, in panic, oh your god and things that cannot be discussed over cup of coffee nor ever Yes, I have fears. They are always with me. To use them against me; they have worked long before you. They are as touchable as someone with eyes, someone’s eyes in me or on. It is a constant state of insecurity that is part of me. It is an organ. next to me, watching me, touching me, insecurity of living, fragility and the fear is of dashed, broken loose, lose and lost in the end useless it does not keep me safe
Ideas involved in walking back and forth leaning against the car window, not wearing much is that how you pictured it, death, for me. We will see, won’t we, who sells one’s body, who sells one’s soul, who sells organs who sells qualities and who has them being looked at always like that, like a thing, like something to want and melt That is insecurity, you never know and don’t want to be looked at like that, who would.
something worth while, what is? Integrity, sincerity, or was it in history books someone who was brutally murdered.