The mud and plaster are warm, slippery and turbulent - [Rodin's Lover] Self-perception after watching

Jeffry 2022-04-22 07:01:49

When Adjani was a sculptor on the screen, he sculpted Camilla's flesh-and-blood soul, lust for pain, happiness, and love, although he was silent in the end. I'm certainly far from being a sculptor, but I often express my art in sculptural form.
When they knocked and carved in the studio to release the most poetic cells of emotional feeling, I couldn't help recalling those moments in the studio. After a long and dark self-exploration, thinking, and feeling, the light that I see, grasp it, write it down excitedly, explore again, and explore again. . . And then began to get hands covered with plaster, mud, water, water and plaster and mud, the kind that is luscious and wet, as defined in the civilized world, not clean, dirty with mud and plaster (which Camilla and Rodin's mother loathed) ), the pureness of the skin, the pleasure of entering the soul; the dust of various materials breathed in; the dizzying smell; the wounds caused by the constant high-frequency friction of tools and delicate skin, especially those in the heart With slow thoughts, like those stream-of-consciousness writers, it seems that the embankment has burst and cannot be stopped, the heart is beating wildly, the pupils are dilated, the blood is warm and sweet, it must be leaked on the paper, under the hand; The rough shell can't wait, it feels like centuries after a few hours, smash the shell of the "little man in the stone", and take out the "little man", fast, slow, delicate , A long grinding, delicate, forgetting time, it will never have an end. . .
But at that moment, it was as calm as water, like the whole world fell asleep, and at that moment, I was also calm and expressionless, and put down the sandpaper cotton cloth. Take a shower, wash away the dust. When I wake up again, in the sunlight, I look at myself using my hands, using the time that will never return, and when I create a whole that is surging but unknown, and has never been seen in this world, the tears are like this. just come down. Consciousness has been transmitted into this whole, shaped by powerful emotions, and the viewer, the viewer on the same frequency, will read and perceive a great deal of information in it. But that doesn't matter anymore.
Thoughtful and simultaneously practicing sculptors, the shared secret is, in the process, the surging surging that no one knows and cannot share, the thrill of the physical wound opening in the beating, the plaster of clay and other materials, The dirty, warm, moist pleasure that came from the skin, that kind of too powerful emotion. This emotion, I would say, is too destructive, but there must be destruction before rebirth, isn't it. But those, enough to contain those emotions, is also a "good" way out in terms of social standards. I think this is the choice of most of us.
Not a lot of Camilla's choice though. These people are too romantic and need too much love.

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Camille Claudel quotes

  • Morhardt: Who do you think you are?

    Camille Claudel: Don't you know who I am? Or are you pretending?

    Morhardt: What kind of behavior is this? You're crazy!

    Camille Claudel: Camille Claudel. I am Camille Claudel! And if you don't know it, I'll show you!

  • Camille Claudel: My little Paul, you came to see me in May... and I made you promise not to neglect me so terribly. Madhouses are made to inflict suffering. It can't be helped... especially if you never see anyone. They try to force me to sculpt here. They don't succeed, so they make trouble for me. Don't forget, Paul, your sister is in prison with madwomen. Mama wrote the doctor... that I mean to harm you. That I detest you and am out to hurt you. It's not true. I wish she would take me to Villeneuve with her. Do you think I enjoy spending months, years like this without any news or hope? Where does such ferocity come from? How did they manage to change you so? I'd really like to know. You might as well send me to Siberia. Did you take care of my things? Are they in Villeneuve? Be careful they don't fall into Rodin's hands. He's so afraid I might come back. That's why he's keeping me here, isn't it, Paul? I would like to go home and close the door tightly. I don't know if I'll be able to realize this dream to be home. Oh, God, I wish I were in Villeneuve. Your sister in exile.