Lyudmila BREDIKHINA
IMMORTALITY DAILY
This project is indescrete just because of its humanistic pathos,
enlightening ideals and also love to the purity of genre. On humanistic
pathos. Life's short, but no history in the world -- let it be even a history
of culture -- may last longer than human life; there's no other measure
for it. Thus deserved glory and immortality should be taken easy, joyfully
and every day. What makes an artist a symbol of time, a living classic
an stuff like that? The number of lines in the press, both mass and specialized.
The truth is out there. On enlightening ideals. The text is dying. We can't
but abide by the circumstances: the text being demolished by the screen,
intertext being chopped into files, and the author has been dead long before.
Anybody can privatize culture through the screen now, create one's own
directories and fill them with one's own messages and pictures. To become
eternal literature text has to be screenplayed, to become a show. On love
to the genre. The genre of literature mystification, being abandoned for
almost the whole XX century -- and therefore having preserved its purity
-- seems to me ideal as the first step in the text's global challenge to
get a place on screen. It has freedom, intrigue and positive practicality.
Unlimited are the ways of mystification in the mass media world. There's
a promising perspective to worm into computer networks. And the problem
of resolution today is just a technical issue.