He had always crammed humanity in everything. Even the air felt guilty.
He had always crammed humanity in everything. Even the air felt guilty.
“Eventually, we may come to visualize an intellectual space in which the systems of words and images will both, as Jonas Mekas once said of semiology, ‘seem like half of something,’ a universe in which image and word, each resolving the contradictions inherent in the other, will constitute the system of consciousness.”
Hollis Frampton