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sibylline

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She quoted from Roman Law, the Sibylline books and her favourite writer, Plato.
So let us not imagine anima bridging and mediating inward only as a sibylline benefactrice, teaching us about all the things we did not know, the girl guide whose hand we hold.
Almost hugging the wall, the untitled work activates sibylline, antifreeze-green atmospherics in the no-man's-land behind it; the happy fact that the sculpture's back and the backstage goings-on can't easily be accessed only emphasizes their importance, as if revealing a hitherto untapped pleasure principle, neither simply sculptural, relational, or gestalt, capturing something not easily broached in human language.
 
 
 
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