Dana Machajova

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My theories are wide. They emerge spontaneously. I am building a single
spiral of thoughts reaching for the unknown, which is connected to
another spiral of thoughts from any point of its body. The body of
spirals is tangled and its substance is in constant movement of
expansion and remodelling. In this moment she moves in resistance to my
efforts of mapping her features. Sometimes (usually in the early
mornings or late nights), the substance freezes, it is just like the
moment before the wind changes its direction, the body loses its gravity
and if we stand at the right distance, she reveals herself to me in all
of her beauty. I see a perfect scheme pointing to the only empty point
of our space and time. We both know, that this moment is precious. I
think she sees me in these moments too, in perfect symmetry, as I see
her. We try to recall these moments. I draw various geometrical shapes
and apply my theories to these objects, locate their centres of gravity
and move them to verify their symmetries while she shifts quietly. To be honest, I don´t know if she recalls our encounters with certainty. This
is the perfect example of opposition of reason and belief. I believe
she thinks of me as I think of her, and know that we will meet again. I
imagine her growing as crystal, but not only in one crystallic form.
When we don´t see each other she seeks for a new pellucid form.