Sad Spring Serenade (from the past)

I wrote this song years ago after a very painful phone call that was the start of a cracking friendship.

Recently I wrote to my old friend that I feel our relationship is like a beautiful book. A heavy one, beveled and enrobed of a velvet cover. The book is closed, and I wish to revisit it once in a while, but it a lot of effort and quite some sadness to be able to find a good place for it in my library. So I don’t really often want to open the book again to casually go through it’s pages. It’s save and well archived where it is now.

Pieces

After a long time not

really talking

Realising there is Nothing to say

You broke my heart in one day

Oh yes you did,

Oh yes you did

Outburst on the telephoneNever thought I would feel Like this alone

On an afternoon, on a fridayDon’t know what to say

You did the worst you could doNever expected that from youBut humans are weird species

They can break your heart in pieces

— lyrics & music by YLÏAM (2020)

Rest in peace, Dave

Rest in peace, Dave

This is how the screenplay of the movie Blue Velvet opens. Isn’t this the most beautiful sentence to start a story? Almost every day of the past week, David Lynch came up in my mind, in someway.

Last week I bought this typewriter and had to pick it up in a town I never seen before, and waiting for the train, I typed this.

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Flowers

A day in Paris it was in April I am digging and digging through the layers of my inner body my inner sadness is endless

Pouring dew the tears flowed and I kept digging and digging Soulage, and solace, it just rained The flower perk is full of drops and the sun is barely shining but for me it's shining enough and I forget for 30 minutes what is going on around me

Home in the one of the many 2 sweaters one of him and one of me I lay them on top of each other to find a bodily remain of his

You know sometimes life stops and goes and it's like a shawty like a melody in your head and your ipod is not on shuffle but it's stuck on repeat.

i Dig and dig and I keep finding, pictures, pictures, pictures, he made so many pictures, I thought he was caring mostly about sound, but there are so many pictures, of what sound needs to exist : pictures of walls for the sound to bounce on and pictures of musicians for sound to be made and pictures of us for the sound to heard

I dig and dig and if I dig deep enough i will find a crust and the crust is what, still whacky and needs to wait.

Letting go, finding out...

I now have a LomoHome, which is a sort of photography blog on the Lomography website. On the 3rd of January, I am picked a LomoHom of the day. This serie of pictures are one of my favourite I ever took.

“Maybe this trip is about letting go and finding out...” Traveling to #Taiwan became something else entirely—a journey that stretched beyond its itinerary. It went deeper than I expected. It felt like transformation, though I wasn’t sure into what. But I know at its core, there was friendship: friendship, the love of friends, the love for friends, the missing of friends, the mourning of friendships.

Ye-Ye's archive

I have been working alot in Ye-Ye's archive. I have so much to say about it too. For now I am sharing these video stills of the video I made for his memorial concert in Taiwan. Soon a very exciting project will follow.

After Years, blogging again

I decided to continue this old website that I left behind years ago. I am still looking for how to show my work, and I think blogging is always on eof my favourite ways. I actually read a lot of blogs about a lot of different topics, and I think it's one of the most charlming resiues of our online presence. So, here it is, the new blog,s tarting on January 1st of 2025. Here a few scans of my half frame Kodak Camera I took in Taiwan.

Sequence #7: Food Alley in Taipei

I scanned the pictures myself and find it hard to find the right way. So I do play around a lot with the contrast and color grading. I love it.

Sequence #8, Around the Corner

The Temple

Calyptraeid gastropods, a group of sedentary, filter-feeding marine snails, are sequential hermaphrodites that change sex from male to female during their life span (protandry).