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The painting we look at reflects back at us that of which our eyes will never be sated. That which fulfills the [original] desire ..would be the very thing on which this desire incessantly feeds.
REBECCA COMAY citing WALTER BENJAMIN on the aura of a painting
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in a sense aura is nothing other than the structure of every loss. Its loss would be therefore the loss of loss-a dissimulation of dissimulation or a decline of decline.
REBECCA COMAY
there can be no ''nostalgia'' for the aura, for it had never in the first place offered itself in the immediacy of a ''lived experience.'' Its presence would have been indeed just the absence that marks the order of time itself.
REBECCA COMAY citing WALTER BENJAMIN
In love ..'the gaze of the Other remains even if the Other ..ceased to exist.' ..This feeling of an Other's gaze which 'sees in me more than myself' is ..what ..pushes me towards ethical activity ..to render me adequate to the expectation written into the ..gaze.
[In religion] 'God' is ..this Other's gaze returned by objects, an imagined gaze.. ..This gaze exists only for a desiring subject. - SLAVOJ ZIZEK
