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Music: excerpt from 'Forgetting to Remember' by Mendel Kaelen, from his album 'Remembering What Was Forgotten'.
http://www.mendelkaelen.com
‘Most of us were suffering from various degrees of beach fatigue, that chronic malaise which exiles the victim to a limbo of endless sunbathing, dark glasses and afternoon terraces’.
(…)
‘Like all purgatories, the beach was a waiting ground, the endless stretches of wet salt sucking away from them all but the hardest core of themselves. These tiny nodes of identity glimmered faintly in the gray light of the limbo, as this zone of nothingness waited for them to dissolve and deliquesce like the few crystals dried by the sun.’
J. G. Ballard, ‘The Drought’ and 'Vermilion Sands’.
http://www.mendelkaelen.com
‘Most of us were suffering from various degrees of beach fatigue, that chronic malaise which exiles the victim to a limbo of endless sunbathing, dark glasses and afternoon terraces’.
(…)
‘Like all purgatories, the beach was a waiting ground, the endless stretches of wet salt sucking away from them all but the hardest core of themselves. These tiny nodes of identity glimmered faintly in the gray light of the limbo, as this zone of nothingness waited for them to dissolve and deliquesce like the few crystals dried by the sun.’
J. G. Ballard, ‘The Drought’ and 'Vermilion Sands’.
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