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The text is made up of words form the Finnish language which originate from Russian.In itself the pieces plays with a metaphor of the past and the present, and especially looks at my personal subjective, and perception in general in Finland and Russia towards the occurrences in Finland during the first few days of the Bolshevik revolution and the start of Finnish independence.This is done by a process which highlights the process by which we edit and censor out memories of the past to suit our present needs and desires, the outcome of which is not always pleasand for us.The text edits itself from a simple list in a manor which in the final presentation, before the “fast-forward” – that removes axillary meaning and ends up with as little interpretation as possible, after fast-forwarding the pieces still remain but detached from the original or even manipulated meaning only remaining as echoes of distorted memories and decoration.All the structural elements as well as pitches are take from the objects and people encountered during the writing period in Tchaikovsky City.And especially important became the up and down motif in the second part taken directly from the shape of curtains in the dining room I at in every day, in the words of the Perm business man encountered on the trip:"Curtains are things that you use to cover your sight so you don’t see when someone is killed."

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