'At the moment in which things are separated from conventions and have been able to utilize their specific and individual qualities freely, we anticipated, not always through simple automatism, the end of a very short life which often sinks into the red circles of the interior night of our eyes; its hidden expirations, its particular ways of being, absent and present outside of the corporeal, and in the complex and disturbing development of the instant in which these very same things, devoid of visuality, begin to work or find it useful to modify the course of their shadow's projection' (p. 38).