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nothing is ever empty

An empty refuge: a performance celebrating Ryan Tacata’s contribution to Stanford University’s Theater and Performance StudiesĀ (Stanford TAPS).

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To great dreamers of corners and holes nothing is ever empty, the dialectics of full and empty only correspond to two geometrical non-realities. The function of inhabiting constitutes the link between full and empty. A living creature fills an empty refuge, images inhabit, and all corners are haunted, if not inhabited.
Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space

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