Do our lost minutes not leave concrete traces in the air and on the earth?
In which masked figures, directed by the dice of fate, meet at an abandoned mountain mansion and frolic among light & shadow, and water.
Much weight is given to the spirits that stay in the house of play, versus the people who leave. The point, Man Ray seems to say, is to stay in the game and play as long as you can. To leave the Chateau of Dice is to disappear from the world.
Do our lost minutes not leave concrete traces in the air and on the earth?
In which masked figures, directed by the dice of fate, meet at an abandoned mountain mansion and frolic among light & shadow, and water.
Much weight is given to the spirits that stay in the house of play, versus the people who leave. The point, Man Ray seems to say, is to stay in the game and play as long as you can. To leave the Chateau of Dice is to disappear from the world.