GILLES DELEUZE: IMAGE AND TEXT
Introduction by Eugine W. Holland (p14-19)
This essay is about Deleuzian perspective on thought as a medium.
Hierachy between text and image.
Opposites:
The sayable - the Seable
Language- the experience
Text - Image
= spaces of Transformation. (p15)
Thought can take other mediums beyond their limits.
Ronald Bogue shows how thought inhibits and exceeds art, music, cinema and literature.(p15)
Art transforms subjects and embodies new qualities. Art is an expression of life.
My postproduction link: Art is repurposed ideas, subjects and objects transformed into new qualities, it re situates 'thought' into broader contexts.
The Deleuze Dictionary edited by Adrian Parr
Edigborough university press 2005
Becoming: cliff
stagoll P21
Becoming for Deleuze is about becoming different, defining a
world a new. It describes a continual production of difference within the
constitution of events. Becoming is the movement evident in changes between
particular events. The product, final or
interim, situated between diverse phases, that enhance and enrich our
experiences. It is the characteristics of events. Each event is unique in
production and continual flow of changes evident in the cosmos. Becoming moves
through every event, each becoming has its duration.
The present is a productive moment of becoming.
Experience: the
capacity to affect and be affected. Something in the experiential world that
forces us to think, a fundamental encounter that can be grasped in a range of
affective tones. Experience is qualitative, multidimensional, inclusive. The
dynamic structure of experience is what enables us to read signs, symbols. It
is future orientated. An intensification of life.
Experimentation:
thinking enriched with desire is experimental and experiential. To try new
actions, methods, techniques and combinations without aim or end, when we do
not know what the result will be. It is an open ended process that explores
what is new and what is coming into being rather than something already
experienced. An investigative procedure.
A practical dismantling of assemblages.
Expression: if
life is like an open whole
Mise-en-scène the visual theme,placing on stage, the design aspects of theatre/film an dproduction
A fixed set of points that one might move around to
establish relations.
