Angela: I’d really like to describe still lifes. For example, the three tall and pot-bellied bottles on the marble table: bottles silent as if home alone. Nothing of what I see belongs to me in its essence. And the only use I make of them is to look.
–Clarice Lispector, Breath of Life
Led by Elisabeth Belliveau and Heather Rigg, this online reading group will explore the enigmatic writing of Clarice Lispector and its entwinement with Belliveau’s practice. Notions of time, death and still lifes will be explored. Participants will be provided with excerpts from Breath of Life and links to the artists’ video works to spend time with before meeting.
