David Lynch explains himself.
David Lynch has an exhibition up at the Galeries Lafayette department store in Paris. Not in Paris? Writer Dennis Cooper has a useful round-up for the rest of us. On the outside are 11 windows about "Machines, Abstraction and Women," some involving 3-D elements -- Lynch is a big fan of the Alioscopy 3-D process, which he thinks could revolutionize 3-D home viewing technology. On the inside is an exhibition called "I See Myself," with Lynch's seven-year-old-comic strip images in lithograph form and a screening room for such early Lynch "gems" as "Six Men Getting Sick." Walking into the screening room is a violent shock from a room that's a luminous corona of light into total darkness; it's like being trapped in "Lost Highway." "The door is a light trap," Lynch explains in one of the videos; "because of the configuration of the opening," the theater can stay dark all...
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