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IMPERSONAL LETTER

los angeles

I apologize for being out of contact for so long. Indeed I have been intending to write to you for so long and have so much to say that I find the task daunting. Perhaps you can agree with me that the two of us have had an ongoing dialogue of sorts since we've known each other? Well, the reason for this here letter is to suggest a method for us to stay in better communication by and through a process of focused dialogue over time.

Please forgive the impersonal tone of this note, but be assured that I am not sending it to just anyone. Your extremely specialized interests as they meld with my own are more intriguing and significant than deserving mere reduction to mundane chatter shuffled away into desensitized email archives. I would like to initiate a conversation of a dynamic nature - propelled by a sense of purpose - that may prove to be more radically immersive, affectively massaged, and cerebrally stimulating than a dialogue not otherwise conceived of or contextualized in such a manner. Dig?

Of course this is vague, meant to be articulated individually, and discerned by you and I as we talk, as our communication unfolds. Yes, I understand that this is a contrivance, an "idea of talking" and perhaps slightly dissociative from a "naturalized" communicative exchange, but that's precisely the point. There are no stakes, so why not try something different? This process is perhaps conceivable as a project, theorizable as a subjective histrionics, and even contextually indistinguishable from art-oriented banter (considering we are both artists whom have had discussions at length concerning the nature of our own art, of Art in general, or related theories of ART). However, my intentions are sincere, not motivated by manipulation or empirical scientific observation, but primarily concerned with deepening and strengthening a real human relationship, ours.

Let's talk more. If you like this idea, let's initiate a dialogue of the sort. If you hate this idea, let's discuss it. This is what I have been thinking about.

How are you?

I hope this letter finds you well.