28.3.14

Blue Mary

I bought this book specifically for the cover (photograph by Kristin Perers). Just look at it, the composition is brilliant. I have read the book but somehow it failed to move me. There are however parts of it that I like. I won't be reading it again anytime soon, maybe never. But I will, however, be taking this book out of the book shelf to stare at the cover from time to time.


Desolate Visions



The 27th State

I picked up twenty seven books from several used book stores about two weeks ago. It is an elective collection which includes a variety of genres ranging from pulp to trashy to historical and a few critical studies. There is also among them a little french novella titled 'Les petits enfants du siecle' by Christine Rochefort. I don't know why I even bought it; I can't even read french. Maybe it's because I liked the vertical notes and phrase translations done with pencil and black ball point pen by the previous owner of the book that I found while filliping through the book at the store. Perhaps that was the clincher. Old markings are always outrageously romantic. At least for me they are.

Well, here they are - my new children. It looks like an interesting year for me ahead.

Wish you all a great summer.

Cheers
Benzy


Spring 2014

I wish you all a wonderful Spring. Read more books, drink more tea & never miss out any concert.


A Duet With The Red Stones




The Red Fort from the other side of the busy Sunday road.

Mother. Pups.



Broken Reflections


La vraie vie est absente.

— Arthur Rimbaud

Three Stories




1. Taken on the 10th of December, 2013, a fogless night.
2. Taken sometime in February, 2014, outside an art exhibition.
3. I forget. It was a warm afternoon.

An Oasis Of Horror


An oasis of horror
In a desert of boredom!

— Charles Baudelaire

26.3.14

Exhibition: Red, Green, Black & White

A group of young artists got together and organized a two day open exhibition just outside the college cafeteria about two weeks ago. The displayed art works ranged from interesting to impressive, some were simply loud and beautiful. Here are some photographs that I took on the second day of the exhibition.