The Fall Itself
The sun keeps gleaning
through the bones,
robes of some kind
of desert bodies.
The moon is changing
and I am only a shiver
like the fall(en) leaves
Together the universe
waltzes in our hands
and I don´t know
how to pull off
the mask I haven’t put on
I’ve looked back on a tiny decision
I’ve made
and I’ve realised about what happened
because of it
(Oh! If I had pulled off my mask before)
The decision was made in iron & steel
the mask has been melted in an airy kiss
Oh! If I’d only known
but of course
I’ve couldn’t have known
You couldn’t have known
The heart is blind as the sun gleaning
singing the desert inside its robes
And then I am thinking to myself
that I don’t want someone by my side
to tell me the truth
I want someone who leaves space
to manifest mine
When I am aligned with him, the universe,
and the stars
Therefore the sun has touched
the infinity of a new sort of darkness.
Irene Cruz & Fernando Naporano
Tarkovsky’s Tango Trilogy
Prelude
A Ting Nail In The Trogo’s Field
The dancing White Brick
the Immortal – oh - Mother
Mint-pillow blushes the seed
un-beginning, dead Father
I
Outro Silence For Sacrifice
Limestone, soil, silence & soul
life, even-the-less than a planet;
still/life with a Vizier in afterglow
scarab did you-all in Granite.
II
The Mirror
Margarita Terekhova sank on the erotic Death
all doors were opened a way too late
winds always moved the jar and the West
ocean-of-bones on shadows before the grave
III
Los Sueños Y El Tiempo
A hand for nothing is a bliss
Tarkovsky on his deathbed, December 1986
time ceases to exist, gelatine-as-it-is;
the mirror mirrored-me for dreams & Me’s
Fernando Naporano
Irene Cruz is Photographer, DoP and Video artist. She was born in Madrid in 1987, and now lives and works in Berlin. She participated already in more than 450 international exhibitions and art fairs. Irene Cruz creates her artworks using natural elements and blue lights. Most of her photographs and videos are depersonalised portraits interacting with nature. She photographs feature a cinematographic atmosphere, and combine fiction with reality, rendering her work highly recognizable. Influenced by cinematographers as Emmanuel Lubezki, Lance Acord and Christopher Doyle, Irene Cruz’s ephemeral yet exquisitely crafted works have a natural elegance that brings us back to the German Romanticism paintings and imaginary. She engulfs us in her universe and makes us part her work, feeling like voyeurs of the way she perceives the landscapes.
Fernando Naporano is a Portuguese teacher, writer, journalist, musician, and a full time poet. Lived for many years in London, New York, Lisbon, Los Angeles, and is currently based in Madrid. He recorded 3 albums with his band Maria Angélica Doesn’t Live Here Anymore. Worked for radio and record companies. He published 9 poetry books so far.