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Out of pride he will understand that he should not murmur against the momentariness of life, and he will love his brother without any reward. From this arises a paradoxical state of indeterminacy, which of course in one sense opposes the idea of momentariness (so important to the beginnings of photography) but also opposes the true nature of sculpture. As we plunge into the age of discontinuity, momentariness, and ahistorical posturing, one can only value more those like yourself who have sought to probe and explain. |
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