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It's alluring to attach the psychology of money to feces.
And us tossing pennies into watery wells, everyday make a wish upon a throne with coins in stow, placing O. Browns into white repositories, a text released to the underworld. Davey symbolically rooting around in latent feces, fingerprint stamps all over, evidence of molding it to your hand.
See too: Quintessa Matranga at Freddy, Moyra Davey at Institute of Contemporary Art
It's alluring to attach the psychology of money to feces.
"For example, the miser’s hoarding of money can be thought of as symbolic of the child’s refusal to eliminate feces. The defiance with which the child withholds its precious feces in the face of parental demands is generalized over a period of time to the withholding of all precious possessions from a world perceived as hostile and demanding. Since it is readily apparent even to developing child that most people view money as a prized possession, the transition from feces to money is an easy step." "Feces themselves are perhaps the most valuable commodity in the child’s young life.
“Norman. O Brown observ[ed], ‘In its famous paradox, the equation of money and excrement, psychoanalysis becomes the first science to state what common sense and the poets have long known - that the essence of money is its absolute worthlessness.'"- Money Madness Goldberg & Lewis
And us tossing pennies into watery wells, everyday make a wish upon a throne with coins in stow, placing O. Browns into white repositories, a text released to the underworld. Davey symbolically rooting around in latent feces, fingerprint stamps all over, evidence of molding it to your hand.
See too: Quintessa Matranga at Freddy, Moyra Davey at Institute of Contemporary Art
