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1. "The Telephone Booth of Dreams" (Magritte + Dalí)
Amidst a vast, scorched war, stands a single glass telephone receiver. Inside it is Robert Wadlow. But he doesn't remain there: his feet, clad in oversized number 37 boots, will pierce the concrete floor and sink deep into the earth, like the roots of a baobab tree.
His head, by contrast, emerges through the roof of the phone booth, but up there, it transforms into a cloud. The phone receiver in his hand doesn't visit, but floats in the air, and the cord from it goes not into the phone but upward, tethering the cloud-head to the ground, lest it be blown away by the wind.
Meaning: He is too large for the everyday (the phone booth), but his thoughts (the cloud) exist separately from his body. The cord is the internal connection between his gigantism and human consciousness.667
Amidst a vast, scorched war, stands a single glass telephone receiver. Inside it is Robert Wadlow. But he doesn't remain there: his feet, clad in oversized number 37 boots, will pierce the concrete floor and sink deep into the earth, like the roots of a baobab tree.
His head, by contrast, emerges through the roof of the phone booth, but up there, it transforms into a cloud. The phone receiver in his hand doesn't visit, but floats in the air, and the cord from it goes not into the phone but upward, tethering the cloud-head to the ground, lest it be blown away by the wind.
Meaning: He is too large for the everyday (the phone booth), but his thoughts (the cloud) exist separately from his body. The cord is the internal connection between his gigantism and human consciousness.667
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