https://www.rangermagazine.net/chapman_issue4
and for more https://www.ceceliachapman.com/cold-mountain
17.2.24
30.1.24
Time is Untape video with Jeff Crouch at From the Body of the Sign to the Cyber Sky....
2st International Colloquium of Visual Poetry: From the Body of the Sign to the Cyber Sky, held virtually between November 27 and december 02, 2023.
Very cool visual poetry work at this link... https://www.jornadadepoesiavisual.com/mostravirtual2023
Cold Mountain Moon
Cold Mountain video series contemplates human relationships with the natural environment. The title, Cold Mountain, is attributed to a legendary Tang era (618–907) recluse’s poetry. Two crazy hermits giggling and pointing at the moon are repeated in Asian painting, referring to the Daoist sage-hobo poet, Han Shan, and his friend, Shide, living in nature. Poet Gary Snyder’s 1950’s translations of selected Cold Mountain poems, and characterisation of the hermit, are depicted in Jack Kerouac’s 1958 novel, The Dharma Bums.
https://www.ceceliachapman.com/projects#/cold-mountain/
Surfers Soul and Hunters Heart https://youtu.be/k2j0ViUVHZc
Cold Mountain Moon https://vimeo.com/907774309
16.12.23
Cold Mountain - Surfers Soul...video with Rafael Gonzalez, Hal McGee music....
Surfers Soul video is from Cold Mountain film series 2023 exploring various human relationships with environment. The title, Cold Mountain, is attributed to a legendary Tang era (618–907) recluse’s poetry. Two crazy hermits giggling and pointing at the moon are repeated in Asian painting, referring to the Daoist sage-hobo poet and his friend living in nature. Poet Gary Snyder’s 1950’s translations of selected Cold Mountain poems, and characterisation of the hermit, are depicted in Jack Kerouac’s novel, The Dharma Bums 1958. The end of the first video, Hunters Heart, ends with the line ‘clouds like fish scales,’ that leads into Surfers Soul, the second video. To the surfer and hunter, these clouds indicate good weather and waves, an understanding of nature, and enlightened relationship in conversation with environment. “Who can sit with me among white clouds?”
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