Moffat Takadiwa, "Superhighway of Coloniality (a)," 2015,
Computer keys, 300 x 282 x 35 cm,
Image courtesy The Artist and Tyburn gallery
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Moffat Takadiwa, "Superhighway of Coloniality (a)," 2015,
Computer keys, 300 x 282 x 35 cm,
Image courtesy The Artist and Tyburn gallery
World Building Prompt #372
When the next great dies will their emails be packaged and published revealing their motivation for everything they ever wrote enlightening researchers satisfying curious readers?
There’s more written down now than ever and none of it is written down. Ten thousand elephants sway in the breeze. Blades of grass conspire against a dandelion.
An albatross flies five hundred miles without flapping migrates pole to pole. The price of a one hundred trillion dollar bill.
Have you ever sat next to a campfire until your shoes began to melt? And what of the toes in that case?
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Someone Is Studying Einstein’s Brain
Miles Solstice (B.1989)
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Graphic - Fernando Canovas (B.1960)
Retro-future highway. 1948.
Prelinger Archive
"Electronic Superhighway" By: Nam June Pain Smithsonian American Art Museum
Berlin’s superhighways - WTF FUN FACTS
Electronic Superhighway. Nam June Paik. Smithsonian American Art Museum.
By Hope Jin (photo intern @theyuniversity)