Highly recommended this Face to Face interview with Derek Jarman. Around 25 minutes in he speaks of camp and fitting in using a metaphor of schizophrenia. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_rnDr-xW5uo
What a charming man he was. I've always felt a little unnerved by the contrast of his character with the blasphemy-skimming edginess of Jubilee. I'm also curious about the sentiment driving his idle wish for his work to be erased on his passing. When I think about the tension between art and humility, I think of him.
Normalization is the death of queerness and every revolution.
Highly recommended this Face to Face interview with Derek Jarman. Around 25 minutes in he speaks of camp and fitting in using a metaphor of schizophrenia. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_rnDr-xW5uo
What a charming man he was. I've always felt a little unnerved by the contrast of his character with the blasphemy-skimming edginess of Jubilee. I'm also curious about the sentiment driving his idle wish for his work to be erased on his passing. When I think about the tension between art and humility, I think of him.