Hesitation to use the I may be a tell-tale sign that the I does not know itself fully. Or maybe the I doesn’t know which I, of the many different Is, to use. In any case, there is an I. And there is a You. The You is validated by the I. There couldn’t be a You without the I. But the I also becomes a You through the validation of I through You. And so, the I also exists thanks to You. And so to You who is reading this confused speech of I, THANK YOU. I's existence has become meaningful because of You.
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Tim Burton’s “Cadavr Exquis” (meaning “exquisite corpse”), is a game where a group of people add phrases to a slip of paper in turn to create a story.
Burton has started off the game with a sentence detailing the adventures of “Stainboy” and is asking people contribute a line to the story with the hashtag “#BurtonStory.” The best tweets of the day are chosen to continue the story, which will run from today until December 6.
This experiment is meant to coincide with an exhibit of Burton’s work that will be opening in Toronto November 26 at TIFF Bell Lightbox. The exhibit previously opened in New York City at MoMA, where it drew the third-highest attendance of any exhibition in the museum’s history. (via Tim Burton Telling Crowd-Sourced Tale via Twitter)


