Out of nowhere:
- a convivial making
- the truculence and clamour of things
What do they mean?
- Truculence: quick to argue, aggressively defiant, unruliness.
- Clamour: shouting
- Convivial: friendly, agreeable, opposite to argumentative.
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Tuesday. Studio notes.//
As documenters, we practise to listen to the seemingly silent ones because every being, the sole existence is a clamour. They shouts for attention, for its being. It’s like the example Adrian gave in studio. The shield trees are probably red gums making a claim that they are aboriginal plants, here, one the land of Australia.
What then is a “convivial making”? Perhaps being friendly to the subject matter? Encouraging an eager to understand the other so as to make media that are convivial to the other?
