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“After Cora’s death I had a recurring dream.”
“Only once the cloud had passed could I gather enough air to scream.”
“__________________________________ Excerpted from The Floating World by Ben Eastham.”
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“Eastham is an art critic and editor based in London.”
“His writing has been published in ArtReview, frieze, e-flux, the London Review of Books, and the New York Times, among other publications.”
“The poorer the air being inhaled by children in Hackney, the more regularly the dust was agitated and the thicker the storm and richer the color inside the box.”
“Published by Astra House.”
“Inside the museum, shoals of robot jellyfish floated on swivel-jointed propellors over schoolchildren, and the air was thick with patchouli.”
“The cloud was evil.”
“The spider that might, in combination with Sybil’s hallucinogens, have prompted these associations tiptoed across the white curtain rail, thinking itself unseen.”
“I closed my eyes and felt the air move through my body, displacing panic.”
“Licking the whipped cream from the top of my hot chocolate, I watched diaphanous skeins of light stretch between mirrored buildings and thought, Fuck everyone else.”
“But the liveliness of this autumn day seemed benign, and I was pleased to take advantage of being awake before Rotimi to pack the stovetop machine with his superior coffee.”
“As I searched for the expensive ginger-and-orange marmalade that I suspected Rotimi of hiding from me, it occurred to me that I should go to Tate Modern.”
“Reith’s most famous work was housed in an extension paid for by a pharmaceutical company’s success in addicting millions of people to opioids.”
“A painting clear as love.”
“Feeling philanthropic, I dropped some crumbs onto the grass so that a swarm of ants might share in my breakfast.”
“Now, as then, shifting white shapes had been projected onto the walls around the boxes.”
“Angry to have been interrupted in this vision, I followed the shouts to a young woman standing beside a painting smeared with blood.”