tsatski

Luna Café

Drawing by Isabella Stefanescu

Nathan Saliwonchyk, December 28, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis that move"

Snow day (Before Luna Café)

Excerpt from a longer infinite loop.

Based on a drawing by Isabella Stefanescu.

Nathan Saliwonchyk, December 28, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis that move"

Like this:

“Civilized Society”, in The Republic by Plato.

(Penguin Classics, 1955. Translator: Desmond Lee.)

 

p. 63
p. 63

p. 64
p. 64

p. 65
p. 65

p. 66
p. 66

Dear Plato,
From 2400 years into the future, I say to you, “Bite me.”

– Nathan

Nathan Saliwonchyk, December 27, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis with writing"

Instructions for Anarchist art

1. Find a copy of Plato’s The Republic.

2. Using a thin marker, circle every capital A, such that it will look like this:

A is for Anarchy

Nathan Saliwonchyk, December 27, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis with writing"

Everyone’s an artist

Correggio

Anche io sono pittore! I also am a painter! or  Me too! Correggio is said to have exclaimed at the sight of Raphael’s Sixtine Madonna

Isabella Stefanescu, December 26, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis to look at, tsatskis with writing"

Soundtrack for the sad scene where two lovers confront mutual feelings of betrayal and mistrust, possibly prompted by a transgression of some kind, in a film that will never be made

Preceded by:

Soundtrack for a dance scene in a trashy Euro bar, where two soon-to-be lovers go out for the first time together and have so much fun, for a film that will never be made

And followed by:

Soundtrack for a montage where two lovers, running separately in different parts of the city after having a terrible fight, realise they can’t live without each other, for a film that will never exist

Nathan Saliwonchyk, December 25, 2009.
Found in box labelled "tsatskis that make noise"