transpolia (fragments re-set)

The catharsis ⋮ of proportion.

…the catharsis of Greek tragedy is, in essence,
nothing more than a matter of proportion

A pulsing luminous donut shape made of a many moving particles

Yorgos Himonas, from the introduction
to his 1989 version of Euripides’ Medea

…ἡ Κάθαρση στὴν τραγωδία δὲν είναι, στὴν ουσία,
παρὰ ἕνα ζήτημα ἀναλογίας

Yorgos Himonas (1938–2000) was a psychiatrist, translator, and writer.

Translated for and taken from the 2008 printed programme created for the stage work Medea(2) by Dimitris Papaioannou.

In the book, this fragment is set alongside a wide-shot of Nikos Alexiou’s revived set design installed inside an industrial space. The words elucidate his work.
 

see also
Betrayal comes from ⋮ another.
Today ⋮ forever more.
 

arkhæio
MEDEA (TO THE POWER OF) TWO MEDEA MANUAL A (FOR ATHENS)
 
dubitanda
enters ⋮ darkness fundamental ⋮ measure