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In a press conference with Kyle MacLachlan, a special guest at the Monte Carlo TV Festival in Monaco, he said he considers David Lynch's work to be "moving art":

“I sometimes have referred to the new Twin Peaks as moving art because the frame that David fills is very complicated, very specific, very dense. And moving through that frame as an actor, the sensation is a very creative one because you’re engaging in these elements that are obviously very unusual.”

The "mini evolution of the arm" (SQUEEZE HIS HAND OFF!!) reminded me a lot to the sculpture from The Voice of Love: Clay head with turkey, cheese and ants.

This is a great finding by Roland.

• Mr. Jim's Vision - Part 8

And that''s not all.. here's another reference to "Mr. Jim" in one of his 70s paintings. This is called Mr. Jim's Home by the Sea

Summer Evening (Edward Hopper, 1947)


Office at Night (Edward Hopper, 1940)

This thread is a pearl, Facundo. My mouth is still wide open when I see "Mr. Jim's Home by the Sea".
Another David Lynch's artwork refering to this sequence : Floating Figure, chalk on paper, 1985

Untitled - Distorted Nudes (1999) | The Experiment (S03E08)

The frog-moth from The Air is on fire album artwork

Étant donnés (Marcel Duchamp, 1966) - E. D. (David Lynch, 2012) - Twin Peaks - Part 11 (2017)



Lynch is a huge fan of Marcel Duchamp and particularly of this work. He saw the original exposition of the piece on Philadelphia back in the 60s and paid tribute on his litography "E.D." back in 2012.