blaka	is
blaka	is	political poetry, not your skin color
blaka	has	no meaning (you do)
blaka	is	elitism and is there to be judged on its quality
blaka	is	on the fault line between opposing constructions
blaka	is	an innovative synthesis of two or more Weltanschauungen
blaka	is	not the exclusive domain of non white Europeans
blaka	is	not a lost tribe or a thing
blaka	is	continuing unpredictable change
blaka	is	a full fishnet of sprawling connected intellectual ideas
blaka	is	not a fight for minority rights
blaka	is	the fight for an independent and individual human identity
blaka	is	not a reference to the color of an art work
blaka	plays	with the gaps in the story History
blaka	is	a gap recently emptied for meaning
blaka	doesn’t	produce stable models to predict the future
blaka	is	a mode of thinking for the production of innovation
blaka	opens	up for contradicting interpretations
blaka	is	singularity over universality
blaka	is	a reflection on interaction
blaka	is	not superior to any other kind of arty frame work
blaka	is	not more true than any other kind of arty framework
blaka	is	not looking for the truth
blaka	puts	interdependency on the creative edge
blaka	cannot	and does not want to encompass the whole
blaka	doesn’t	wait for a story but creates the question
blaka	isn’t	looking for an ending but a relation
blaka	is	not a belief
blaka	is	incompleteness
blaka	is	the treasure and the map
blaka	is	named... not invented nor original
blaka	is	a construction under construction, like the tower of Babylon but with no God to stop it from reaching the sky
blaka	always	escapes
		blaka...