Rat looking at „Le massacre de Hame en 1982“ by Akram al Halabi

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Rat looking at Joan Miró

1st. Reaction:  Fascinated by the inexplicable behavior of humans, wasting paint and calories to paint huts instead of building them. Somehow excited and seduced by sophisticated forms. Strong sensations of satisfaction and euphoria.

2nd. Reaction:  BE THE FORM! – cries out and attempts (unsuccessfully) to amalgamate with the picture, hoping to affect a more sophisticated form.

Rat looking at Nekromantik

DAS LEBENDIGE STIRBT, UND EINFACH UM DESWILLEN, WEIL ES ALS SOLCHES DEN KEIM DES TODES IN SICH SELBST TRÄGT  G.W.F. Hegel

• Simone begins to reflect upon the limitedness of life.

Rat looking at Barry McGee

Obvious interplay between reception and mood.

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Rat looking at Matt Leines

pretending the lighning hit her

Sarah looking at bunny

Sarah’s mind goes blank.

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No one can think of anything to say about this, deeply saddening Sarah.

 

Rat looking at Strawalde

• A weird kind of satisfaction.
• Desire to make the wall fall.

Sarah looking at a painting of female Nav’vi with surfboard

Reflections on the meaning of bare arses in the history of art and the aesthetic perception of their viewers.

Rat looking at Rudolf Steiner

Reactions:

• Rejection.
• Compulsive cleaning.
• Realisation that she will always be closer to nature than Rudolf Steiner ever was or could have been.

 

Rat looking at Leif Schiller

The pear is a sham pear.

 Non-plussed, Simone attempts to abscond via a sleeve, her preferred method of egress.