MAQ/November 2018 / 07
The world of the psyche is an impalpable universe, but present in the effects on our behavior and on it indulges the Natalia Morozova attention. With her - but, perhaps, with art in general - Parmenides and Heraclitus begin, scientifically, to get along:
The good poet eats all science
and throw it out like wires
of thesilkworm producing its silk.
A voracious animal,
with its thin sailing ships of music, it surprises
every knowledge and immediately makes it
a new gash to go out
like a Ulysses, towards infinity
wandering restlessly, kidnapped
from the mystery of the heart and of the fury.
Morozova spreads a patient
weaving of events, which finds again
God and the I in painting. His proof
it's all in color. Quietly.