Searching for Mu by Paul Cupido
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Intro text by Taco Hidde Bakker The days and months are travellers of eternity, just like the years that come and go. Each day is a journey, and the journey itself is home – Matsuo Basho"
The idea of Mu goes beyond having to choose. In translation its meaning comes close to ‘does not have’.
Searching for Mu — taking shape in photographs, film clips, sound and folded paper — is tantamount to a quest.
I have journeyed nearly as far away from home as possible, first to Tokyo, then on to Abashiri. Nevertheless, a journey outward equally means an exploration of our inner selves. A journey inward searching for acceptance that life comes to an end, yet at the same time knowing that life is circular, starting over time and again.
Picture of the book by Sanne Kabalt
Signed copies
Intro text by Taco Hidde Bakker The days and months are travellers of eternity, just like the years that come and go. Each day is a journey, and the journey itself is home – Matsuo Basho"
The idea of Mu goes beyond having to choose. In translation its meaning comes close to ‘does not have’.
Searching for Mu — taking shape in photographs, film clips, sound and folded paper — is tantamount to a quest.
I have journeyed nearly as far away from home as possible, first to Tokyo, then on to Abashiri. Nevertheless, a journey outward equally means an exploration of our inner selves. A journey inward searching for acceptance that life comes to an end, yet at the same time knowing that life is circular, starting over time and again.
Picture of the book by Sanne Kabalt
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Signed copies
Intro text by Taco Hidde Bakker The days and months are travellers of eternity, just like the years that come and go. Each day is a journey, and the journey itself is home – Matsuo Basho"
The idea of Mu goes beyond having to choose. In translation its meaning comes close to ‘does not have’.
Searching for Mu — taking shape in photographs, film clips, sound and folded paper — is tantamount to a quest.
I have journeyed nearly as far away from home as possible, first to Tokyo, then on to Abashiri. Nevertheless, a journey outward equally means an exploration of our inner selves. A journey inward searching for acceptance that life comes to an end, yet at the same time knowing that life is circular, starting over time and again.
Picture of the book by Sanne Kabalt
