Jesse Nissim, 2014
House, home, dwelling.place, here then there, Jesse Nissim
investigates the pull of domestic spaces. Recuperating the distance between
self and object, past and present, sheltered and homeless, Nissim returns us in
the potencies of the first place, its walls, its loves, its absences, its lack,
recovering, bitter and sweet, the walls of the lost.
When was the last
you noticed
a door with a
lock and a window?
Dear fire,
Tiny reasons, no
matter their
actual size, can
be traced in
ragged outlines,
indentations, an
almost
continual chain.
When
was the last you
noticed
a glass-walled
home, humble
and worn? Would
you make
kindling of
antique flooring?
Would you notice
if you’d encountered
a toothpick
excessively fond of distance,
free and finally
large?
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