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Portrait, Or: Idea of a Body without Organs: 'Face Value'
Without division or interval,
the body appears as pure form
over content, surface without depth.

Richard Mather


Schopenhauer's Flowers
Not the growing stem or the leaf blowing in the wind; not the opening bud or the emerging radicle; not the fourfold root yearning for water.

Richard Mather


Discourse in the Garden
Discourse in the Garden An olive grove. Night. The sound of approaching footsteps. SOCRATES: ‘Swounds! A dark day for strong flowers...

Richard Mather


Thinking of Being without Heaviness or Depth
Part 1: Being and heaviness People who suffer from depression often complain of a feeling of heaviness; not just in the emotional or...

Richard Mather
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