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This is not a piano
- The difference between a piano in a living room and a piano in the middle of a square is only the place where it stays.
- Both can be played, both can be appreciated, but only one invokes a poetic interpretation.
- Every time we look at an ordinary thing such as a piano rarely comes to our minds a different idea other than that it is just a piano.
- Everyday objects pass by our grim unnoticed and unattended, and we can not realize that except when they are misplaced.
- This may occur due to the feeling of habituation that people carry with them on a daily basis.
- We are living such busy lives that we select the things that really deserve our time and attention, and tend to exclude everything else.
- That's one of the reasons why we need a surprising element in our lives to return us the feeling of enchantment towards the world around us.
- Misplacing things is often interpreted as lack of intelligence or clue, and can cause a sense of discomfort.
- However, when we place ordinary objects where they can be more visible and used in a different way, we unwittingly awake musing thoughts.
- A television on a tree, a shoe used as a necklace, a man playing the piano in the middle of a crowded square.
- We can see flourish the interest where once was nothing but lack of enchantment for everyday things.
- Misplaced things create a contrast between odd and poetic, it catches our eyes with something almost invisible amongst our own self-absorption existence and calls for a curious interest, nearly recreating the childish feeling of discovering something new over again.
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- Anurbg
January 2018
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