Hundertwasser abolish the straight lines, curve all landscapes bright fluorescence occupies all spaces and crevices irregular trees, irregular from birth intersperse with erratic borderless buildings set loose from architectural pressures to conform and unnatural rhythms of precision as if unbuilt; as if chaos unleashed with garish disuniformity and spasmodic liberty allows human expression to shriek final, fitful, free. Daniele Nunziata Daniele Nunziata is a poet and a lecturer in English literature at the University of Oxford. His poetry has been performed live on BBC Radio and has been published in numerous journals and magazines, including (most recently) the Oxonian Review, Life-Writing of Immeasurable Events, and Open House. He is also a contributor to Writers Make Worlds. His first book is forthcoming later this year.
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