The Japanese Avant-garde after David Burliuk

Yet I sense that this "constant" is more than a horizontal line à the infinity. It is almost an amorphous --middle...not here nor là --not "déplacer" in anysense really....and cannot be that "meaning" its existence by the désintã©integration of the world ma©teriel around them, and there is déplace

Intrigueing, makes me wanna go to Japan.

Thank you!!!!

thank you for posting ! !

Thanks for your appreciation. Most welcome.

very helpful towards my research, thank you.

well done! Bravo!

This is why YouTube can be a good thing. Thank you for posting this. I've been curious about possible Japanese (or other) analogs to the European Futurists (Italian, Russian, etc.).

Now I'm curious as to the cultural production in the postwar period that deals with the same themes.

Also, I must comment on the use of music - very nice, and quite thematically appropriate.

interesting, thank you

David Burliuk was waaaaaaaaaaay ahead of his time, especially in the way he dressed. Thanks for the video.