All tagged Intimacy
Camus never believed in perfect love. He believed in imperfect people who go on loving one another without illusion. In an age still haunted by Romanticism, his vision feels radical: love not as salvation but as clarity, mercy found not in perfection, but in its limits.
A blue field and a shared bed —a close reading of Laura Owens’s, Untitled (2000), explores the subtle, radical intimacy it evokes. In dialogue with Toulouse-Lautrec, the essay explores how stillness, color, and a shared gaze can reveal the emotional architecture of closeness.