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“toy happy sequels”
That one’s my personal favorite.
Chiharu Shiota: The web of time
The web of time, an installation by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota, creates the vision of a night sky studded with constellations of numbers.
Enter a vision of the universe.
In The web of time, countless intertwined strands connect numbers across time and space.
These numbers – scattered like stars in the night sky – represent meaningful dates in history, both collective and personal.
The Web of Time, Chiharu Shiota, Te Papa
Enter a vision of the universe.
In The web of time, countless intertwined strands connect numbers across time and space.
These numbers – scattered like stars in the night sky – represent meaningful dates in history, both collective and personal.
Berlin-based artist Chiharu Shiota says, ‘Numbers comfort us. We share dates that are important to us, and they help us understand ourselves.’
The Web of Time, Chiharu Shiota, Te Papa
Chiharu Shiota: The web of time
The web of time, an installation by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota, creates the vision of a night sky studded with constellations of numbers.
weboftime replied to your post “weboftime replied to your post: okay, there is a...”
You weren't kidding about it being hard to search for. I thought I might have it among 5k+ others but no
exactly. it’s stressing me out.
weboftime replied to your post: okay, there is a font i used on a cover i made...
What’s it called?
The Money Script.
‘Web of Time’, an installation collaboration with Jeffrey Wood, 11-17 June 2018 at Stacks Projects in natural light, night lit and artificially lit.
Day 3/7: Time for details. ‘Web of Time’ installation collaboration with Jeff @everydaycreatures @stacksprojects, 191 Victoria St, Potts Point. Gallery hours: Thurs - Sat 11 - 6, Sun 11 - 4. (Image 3/3: @martaferracin #weboftime (at STACKS Projects)
