I love the shifts of perspective and perception running throughout this lovely interview, like the shawl that is growing ever so slowly as I am sitting listening to it, crocheting with clumsy fingers since I have discovered four balls of moss-green wool in the depths of a drawer and thought I would set myself a challenge. I discovered this stream since I had chanced upon a copy of „The Outrun“ in my local bookshop and was curious about the landscape and world Amy describes in this book. And now even more connections, analogies, strange parallels, as I am sitting here struggling to connect a thread with itself to form something graspable and manifest. I love the scene of Amy reading from „The Instant“: describing a scene at Berghain in Berlin (which I imagine to be as different from this outdoor setting as anything), then shifting to Ernst Haeckel‘s drawings, and somehow combining and connecting all these different shards of world to make sense of it. Thank you for this video!
About to watch the film, and wanted to see the real Amy before. She looks like such a lovely person in this interview. I wish her a wonderful, happy and healthy life.
Just wish that everyone with so much passion would put their energy into the bigger picture. I love birds just as much... but it's like watching something you can feel better about?
Read the Outrun book, wonderful... Loved it.
What a fun way to do this chat ! Wonderful.
I love the shifts of perspective and perception running throughout this lovely interview, like the shawl that is growing ever so slowly as I am sitting listening to it, crocheting with clumsy fingers since I have discovered four balls of moss-green wool in the depths of a drawer and thought I would set myself a challenge. I discovered this stream since I had chanced upon a copy of „The Outrun“ in my local bookshop and was curious about the landscape and world Amy describes in this book. And now even more connections, analogies, strange parallels, as I am sitting here struggling to connect a thread with itself to form something graspable and manifest. I love the scene of Amy reading from „The Instant“: describing a scene at Berghain in Berlin (which I imagine to be as different from this outdoor setting as anything), then shifting to Ernst Haeckel‘s drawings, and somehow combining and connecting all these different shards of world to make sense of it. Thank you for this video!
About to watch the film, and wanted to see the real Amy before. She looks like such a lovely person in this interview. I wish her a wonderful, happy and healthy life.
Just wish that everyone with so much passion would put their energy into the bigger picture. I love birds just as much... but it's like watching something you can feel better about?
Reading the book Now in Edinburgh 😂
Why does she not look at the interviewer?