Curtains ...

'I'm not sure many rational designers would set out to emulate, or even to echo the interiors in David Lynch's films. These are rooms that haunt us: the chevron carpets, the red velvet curtains, the peeling wallpaper suggesting that our environment is somehow theatrical, temporary, a dream - an expression of our subconscious. ...

"I don't know where it came from, but I love curtains," Lynch - famously reluctant to explain his work - said in 2014. "There is something so incredibly cosmically magical about curtains opening and revealing a new world. It resonates on a deep level with people."'

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IMAGINE a curtain: What colour is it? Imagine opening the curtain -	<<== CURTAIN                       [a room: LxDxH] - is the wallpaper peeling? ...

Edwin Heathcote, Head spaces, Interiors, House&Home, FTWeekend, 1-2 February 2025. p.4.

Previously:

A headspace full of 'cans'

"David Lynch: A Thinking Room"

'box'

Earth Day 2024 - No escape

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What is that out there? Bioscape. Incredible whole Beautiful mote - in my eye? Are your - dreamscapes - yours? Your inscape alone: mindscape - your inner eye?	Landscapes, seascapes, skyscapes, spacescapes  speak to us. Everyone. Stories of deep time. Stories of truth and truth emerging. See both sides of the cloudscape. Snowscapes in retreat. Cityscapes on the march. Yes! No! Yes! No! Yes! ... Soundscape*
The sums have it. What tablescape awaits us?	For us - no escape.

*gone quiet.

My prompt:

Esslin, Martin. Chapter 1 Samuel Beckett, The search for the self. The Theatre of the Absurd. London: Pelican, 1982. (3rd Ed.). p.84. ('psychological inscape')

  © Peter Jones

Hodges' model: a Reflective and Reflexive resource

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	"Sea what I did there? A diver and a humpback whale appear to fly over the Indian Ocean in this inverted photograph taken in waters off the island of Réunion."

 

The Times, April 15, 2021, p.29.  Ack. Sebastien Pontoizeau