Javier Marchán
22nd
29th
I
The day when Gaia
Has tilted neither away from
Nor towards Sol,
A golden cloud
In the shape of a ram
At her blue sky arrives.
A touch of sparking gold
Dripping and sopping,
Fountain of water
Springs into a tambourine.
Abra thy rhythm, O Gaia,
Thou be’st beat of creation.
When the cloud is in its fall,
It melts the ram
And far above in the Heavens
Bawl is heard.
Sol returns exalted
So that trees awake
Wearing garlands of green.
Blue iridescence,
Harmonía from hummingbirds,
Trine, sextile, quintile
Melodic chirp, O Gaia
Thou art sound inspiration.
II
From the galactic centre
Being dreamed over a lotus
Via Lactea whirls a spiral.
As above so below,
New fronds uncurl the ferns
To salute the light,
Namaste
And not very far,
A Cornucopia filled with ambrosias,
Flowers, fruits and grains.
These are riches of plenty
From thy Garden of Delights.
With vegetation comes Abundance
With Abundance comes her Guardian.
The Guardian masters a spear
With which Chiron initiated him once.
A winged helmet won his head
‘Cos when the Guardian inhales air,
He attracts receptivity.
As for all the air the Guardian exhales,
It makes the fields to sake
For cattle to make a space
So that broad-breasted Abundance
Can churn foam from their milk.
III
Churnest Abundance, churnest
Thou dost of all foam the featherest!
So feathery the foam,
Into aerial sphere ascends
Whence in the radius of its orb,
The Angel that Conjoins Duality
From the Heavens descends.
Out of his mouth, a butterfly
For Abundance, rainbow and crown.
And the bee the Angel sets free,
Angelic pollination
Triumph shall spring.
When the vespertine flowers
Open in full bloom,
Soma the Guardian drinks.
Glow on his lips,
So while he undresses her,
Kiss Abundance does not resist.
Their dance of cosmic grace
Vibrates through subtlety.
All the breath heaved
Waxing Luna collects;
Luna molds it into a pearl
For Oceanus when she is waning.
IV
Among the sparkling waters
Three-thousand Sirens
Blow from below,
A chariot pulled by sea-horses
Rocks Mother Womb
Through colonnades of moonlight,
That in silver bath
Temples of coral
Where Nymphs sang
Inspired by deity
Song sailors sing,
Mother Womb makest thy nest…
… Inside the belly of Whale.
Nine natural steps
To nourish seed into fruition,
From involution of space
To love infinite.
So werest thou created
Water breaking, fluid out flowing
Through the blowhole of the whale.
Up in the air,
It crafts asanas
And the Heavenly Windows open wide
Blessing brightest golden light.
V
When the newborn arrives
Twelve sunbeams illuminate
A diadem of laurel.
Trumpets, harps and bells,
Rotation of Glory
Of the Angels of Paradise.
From marvel of Joy
His palace walls are made.
Golden Kingdom embroider
Of roses and parades,
For people to shake palms
From the middle of their hearts.
Love he bestows to all below him,
Loved he is by purity above him.
Four elephants over a tortoise
Hold the Pillars of Vitality
That sustains the ark
For thy children, O Gaia,
To raise the vibration
Of a multi-fold of petals
Through fire and earth.
Through winds. The oceans.
Petals uncoiling seven ethers
Awaken the Third Eye.
The Day when Gaia Javier Marchán 2011
15th
6th
27th
Two Seasons
Oil on Canvas, 80 x 80 cm, 2007/2008
Signed Back: Javier Marchán
Courtesy of the artist.
Copyrighted image, all rights reserved.
The first joy of the year being in its snowdrops, the second, and cardinal one, was in the almond blossom, - every other garden and woodland gladness following from that in an unbroken order of kindling flower and shadowy leaf; and for many and many a year to come, my chief prayer for the kindness of heaven, in its flowerful seasons, was that the frost might not touch the almond blossom.
John Ruskin, Hern Hill in Praeterita and Dilecta, Published in the United States by Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House, Inc, New York and Canada. Published in the United Kingdom by Everyman’s Library, London 2005; p.45
4th
Between Soup and Drift
Javier Marchán 2006
Mural composition in vinyl, dimensions 500cm height x 184cm diameter; spiral geometry
Photograph: Harold Koopmans
Wall House # 2 Foundation , Architecture: John Q. Hejduk
If one gyrates, rotates ellipses with sufficient energies they become a straight line moving from space to space, from time to time. The original curvature is unseen but nonetheless felt. John Hejduk, in Soundings, a work by John Hejduk; (preface by Wim van den Berg) First published in the United States of America in 1993 by Rizzoli International Publications, Inc, N.Y. -p.17
Whispers the Milk of Gold
Javier Marchán, 2004
Artistic intervention: Javier Marchán
Curator: Heidemarie Caltik
Dubsky room installation designing artist: Donald Judd
Curator: Christian Witt-Dörring
MAK Museum of Applied / Contemporary Art, Austria
Photograph: Stefan Zeisler








