June 16, 2014
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The Music of Gounod illustrates liminality, which in my previous post I called neither fish nor fowl, inbetween, but also something non-existent, an impossible object, like music for the deaf or for people who are tone deaf. The aural experience has been synaesthetically translated in a visual experience. Listen to this drawing, it seems to say.
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