Matthew Barney

very it's in a very sweet kind of loving kind of way yeah there's a lot of love and sex and Obviously very different to what she set out to write about, kind of.

As the sessions progressed, she stopped writing about losing her keys because she had started a relationship with Matthew Barney and was falling very deeply in love.

So she writes about that.

She met Matthew Barney in New York whilst recording the album and promoting it.

Dancer in the Dark, and they crossed paths in New York's art scene and connected over their shared love of the avant-garde.

He is probably best known for his Drawing Restraint series, a series of mixed media art pieces.

And then there's the Cremaster cycle, a bunch of kind of other weird stuff.

Matthew Barney is his name.

So that's it.

And then Balenciaga put out kind of like a Mia Coppa.

And I think because this is Venus with a good amount of dignity and a Saturn sign, it's the sort of benefit that will only grow the older you get.

This is definitely the placement of someone who's building a legacy or who isn't just going become successful in their 20s and then sort of continue to coast right because they're really yeah that deep commitment and like wanting to see things through and understanding that like the the fruits and the you know venusian good things that you're looking for come through things over time like i think of bjork who has her venus here who like says you know she's like in her 60s at this point she's like i'm gonna be clubbing until i die like she's just like rave person like she's always making music like and another really interesting thing is she was in a a long-term relationship with this artist matthew barney wrote like many albums about him and then in 2015 right he abruptly it sounds like fell out of love with her and broke up with her and she created this beautiful album volna cura which is her kind of portmanteau of wound and cure about her dealing with that and she has this really great song where she's basically talking about like love keeps us safe from death.

And like this, you fell out of love.

Like you like brought us back to mortality, but like still like that idea, like the sadness, like it's, it's so hopeful to me as a early of like, what else are we here to do? What else makes us immortal? But like, you know, the, the love we share with the people around us and right.

I mean, speaking of that aspect, right, when we were talking before that only a small number of people maybe got to see his films for a few decades, and that was almost like a little secret society, and now he's got comics that he sells for $1,500 apiece.

It reminds me of, it's called the Kremister Cycle, Barney something, or Michael Barney, or... matthew barney matthew barney have you ever heard of cremister cycle it it's i think that it's like somewhat similar to this just less animals dying on film and then if you imagine that he had michael bay's camera and he had you know all this extra budget because i think the cremister cycle was supposed to have been made and only like a hundred copies were going to exist or like a thousand copies and like that were going to be like ten thousand dollars in order to get a copy so that alone became it was a magic ritual captured on like the film format it's it's the same premise but jodorowsky was kind of like the poor man's version of this you've never we got to do cremister cycle at some point bro

never heard about it bro

oh my god

a continuation of the panic movement so it's a film series the cremister cycle that's

the true current with his entire career the panic movement never ended for him

So Matthew Barney, American contemporary artist and film director who works in the fields of sculpture, film, photography, and drawing.

So The Crime Master Psycho was made over a period of eight years and culminated in a major museum exhibition, etc., etc.