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![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small} abyssinia4077.livejournal.com wroteon October 10th, 2007 at 12:17 pm |
Oh, ouch. Fantastic!
Moebius Daniel is so completely tragic and the more you think about him, the more tragic he is. I think I remember talking with you about the idea of Daniel in the past-future digging up himself or his team and either way it being Creepy Creepy Creepy.
So, so well done and ouchy and I love all the imagery of the sand and how the sand is wearing and patient and makes things never-ending and fruitless in some ways (it will fill in the holes, wipe away the traces)...gives a feeling ot bone-deep exhaustion to the piece.
Moebius Daniel is so completely tragic and the more you think about him, the more tragic he is. I think I remember talking with you about the idea of Daniel in the past-future digging up himself or his team and either way it being Creepy Creepy Creepy.
So, so well done and ouchy and I love all the imagery of the sand and how the sand is wearing and patient and makes things never-ending and fruitless in some ways (it will fill in the holes, wipe away the traces)...gives a feeling ot bone-deep exhaustion to the piece.
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