Lenka Vítková

I woke up in the middle of the night with the feeling that it was morning; there’s no snow outside and a large block of white stone is lying in the middle of the room. I couldn’t fall back to sleep for a long time. // He didn’t tell anyone exactly why he needs to go there, but everyone knew that he has a number of reasons for everything. // Something new is starting now. We can be compared to someone who is playing, and everyone is dancing. It seems very strange to those who can’t hear the music. The same way people don’t understand why you’re escorting me. But once we return I’ll be able to play and you’ll know how to dance.

Something new is starting now. We can be compared to someone who is playing, and everyone is dancing. It seems very strange to those who can’t hear the music. The same way people don’t understand why you’re escorting me. But once we return I’ll be able to play and you’ll know how to dance. // He was grief stricken after his arrival. He told his companion he should return home immediately, but the companion wanted to see the city, so they continued on their way. // They didn’t know where they were, and he told them at each crossroad which way they should go.

wanted to see the city, so they continued on their way. // They didn’t know where they were, and he told them at each crossroad which way they should go. / He gave him money to rent a horse, carriage and driver. / He’s pulling the very cart on which he’s riding. // I followed people that were descending through the valley on a wooden footbridge to a large block of stone so they could stand by it and read for a moment. / Although it was getting dark they read for a moment by a large block of stone that was surrounded by creaky wooden shelves with books.

Although it was getting dark they read for a moment by a large block of stone that was surrounded by creaky wooden shelves with books. // She sat down on a white plastic chair, the kind you see stacked in dusty obelisks in fast food joints, and stared at the wall in front of her for a long time. // He crossed the street above the petrol station and walked up stairs to round boulders joined by mortar into the shape of an oven. He leaned against the rock with his left hand and began to rhythmically shuffle his feet with his head bowed. // Everything fell away, on its own and with little help.

Everything fell away, on its own and with little help. // On the third day it occurred to me that if I was meant to belong to a certain church it would happen on its own. // So, how’s the film? / You’re not a film; you’re a radio. / What kind of radio? / Radio Salt. // I’ve never abandoned this wall. // Some people can get where they’re going using their innate sense of direction, but I need a map. I make a guess at each crossroad from the picture; I count streets and whisper their names.

I’ve never abandoned this wall. // Some people can get where they’re going using their innate sense of direction, but I need a map. I make a guess at each crossroad from the picture; I count streets and whisper their names. // If I wanted to fit in somewhere now, it would be a step back along a road someone else has already covered. // Who are you with? Is it a girl or a boy? You have to come together. // At the end of the trip she sat next to a house. She moved around it following the movement of the shade and watched

Who are you with? Is it a girl or a boy? You have to come together. // At the end of the trip she sat next to a house. She moved around it following the movement of the shade and watched the dry weeds and shrubs stirred by the wind. The house had a gabled roof, and two walls in the middle divided it into four rooms of the same size like spring, summer, autumn and winter. // On the way back the boat encountered such large waves that he turned to his grandmother and grandfather for the first time in his life. // He probably went alone.

At the end of the trip she sat next to a house. She moved around it following the movement of the shade and watched the dry weeds and shrubs stirred by the wind. The house had a gabled roof, and two walls in the middle divided it into four rooms of the same size like spring, summer, autumn and winter. / On the way back the boat encountered such large waves that he turned to his grandmother and grandfather for the first time in his life. // He probably went alone. / He kept going among others. / I don’t feel well; I am lying here thinking that if this ankle swells up I’ll never get anywhere.

such large waves that he turned to his grandmother and grandfather for the first / time in his life. // He probably went alone. / He kept going among others. / I don’t feel well; I am lying here thinking that if this ankle swells up I’ll never get anywhere. / Sitting here / wishing on a cement floor / Just wishing that / i had just something you wore

Pohled do instalace v Café Steiner, 2010