Map of body, slow-shifiting caustics and acids corroding soft-tissue wells. Muscle sheath, cleavage-fissure working in to cores running alongside bones, the relaxed eddies created by spaces in between sinews just before they intersect and plan—pools, cruelly, where collagen and poor spent plasms might otherwise find relief, recovering. In...
“I woke up as the sun was reddening; and that was the one distant time in my life, the strangest moment of all, when I didn’t know who I was – I was far away from home, haunted and tired with travel, in a cheap hotel room I’d never seen, hearing the hiss of steam outside, and the creak of the old wood of the hotel, and the footsteps...
"Forget Jurassic Park, forget digging through fossilized and shredded remnants of DNA. With modern informatics algorithms and the vast database of genomes gathered by robotic sequencers, we are able to travel back in genetic time. We can statistically infer the genome of any common ancestor of any surviving group of organisms. We can even...
I had an interview and some artworks published in Luminous Magazine Issue #2 recently, here is the last question and my answer to it:
You have stated that you believe art will save the world. How do you see this occurring in day-to-day life?
This is a complex multi-faceted question and there are so many different ways to answer it. For one...
"A century ago, most of the world's premier observatories sat atop hills just a brisk walk from their home institutions. But no more. These days the Big Eyes of astronomy crown some of the most remote and hard-to-reach spots on Earth: from Mauna Kea in Hawaii to Cerro Pachón in to Chile to Las Palmas in the Canary Islands to Concordia...
Shoreline poison
The Blues
Swamp Thing
Acid Bubblegum
Expresso
Random abstract landscapes created with layers of acrylic, ink, water, gravity, and air over time on synthetic water color paper, then digitally enhanced and printed on high quality metallic photo paper.
Selling prints on Etsy!
If human beings could actually endure biological degradation, could we establish a different relationship with death, understanding it as a choice rather than a fate? It seems this would definately mean the creation of a whole new species, where the term human would make sense no more. In fact, death would become even more daunting and...
Traditionally music is analyzed as
- pitches, which sum together to make
- tones, which are sequenced together to make
- rhythm
These divisions are artificial and restrict the range of sounds which can be produced. We want to create a new composition environment within which musicians can manipulate the perceptual objects in music in an...
Paul Virilio
"One of the major problems now facing political as well as military strategists is the phenomenon of immediacy, of instantaneity. For `real time' now takes precedence over real space, now dominates the planet. The primacy of real time, of immediacy, over space is an accomplished fact, and it is an inaugural one. A recent...
http://www.datavisualization.ch/
The world’s eyes
From the Senseable City Lab of MIT comes this interactive visualization displaying geotagged Flickr photos on a map.
I realize that this is a fantastical idea, but I would love to hear other peoples thoughts and knowledge in pursuit of expanding this idea. Don't be afraid to throw out wild ideas. Shooting for the stars will allow you to hit the moon.
In order for one object to pass through another, all the negative space between the particles of each solid...