STRANGE IMAGINARY GAMES
RND/ consider a false memory – warm streaming light of an airy room in an early summer long since past, illuminating a tattooed woman reading 6106×4186, 6.7MB .jpg, remix of photograph by Toa Heftiba — // how to play big science
RND/ to consider that, maybe here (right now) Blogging is dead – A screenshot of a dead blog, as seen from some warm distant shore in old quiet Mexico – a faded polaroid memory of a place never seen In Mexico your wishes have a dream power. When you want to see someone, he turns … Read more
RND/ To consider the virtual remembrance of near future, high tide memories of some half forgotten spirit lover. Ideal / Idealized Cost for such Conceptual Work: £120k – Contact Robert What today for details. — // how to play big science
RND/ consider urban architecture studies of Times Square, NY multiplied by themselves – in which the resulting study expresses unexpected theoretical aspects of previously hidden theoretical notions regarding memory and the city — // how to play big science
RND/ to consider a photographic series concerning 9/11 WTC – presented here in contemplative silence: I can’t stand it, I know you planned it – Beastie Boys, Sabotage From images found online. — War is the spectacular and bloody projection of our everyday living. We precipitate war out of our daily lives; and without a … Read more
RND/ To consider an aesthetic mode comprised of warm, fake faded pop culture memories of light in an All American bedroom, during what experimental internet theorist-for-hire Robert What terms the ‘near future retro 80s’: Example Reference Links An Authentic Study Of The Light In TV Series Lovejoy Virtual Paintings Of Mundane Everyday Light (64 Cols) … Read more
RND/ To consider a remarkable poetry and photography collection by young people, direct from some near future retro 60s memory of faded American days now long gone; effortlessly enchanting with mad / sad / glad dreamscape warmth. Poems and photography from scholastic creative writing awards – selected / edited by Stephen Dunning/ displayed here for … Read more