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Month: March 2018

“Nothing you could really call a nuclear war…”

“No comets crashing, nothing you could really call a nuclear war. Just everything else, tangled in the changing climate: droughts, … More

Collapse, William Gibson

A True Alliance of Man and Nature

“A huge manmade mountain measuring 420 meters long, 270 meters wide, 38 meters high and elliptical in shape was planted … More

Agnes Denes, Design, land art

Surface Trawls

“Publication of the garbage patch study coincided with a new report from Britain, Foresight Future of the Sea, that found … More

Collapse, Collective organisms, Pacific Gyre

“I don’t know”

“Annihilation’s great achievement is in exploring these themes through object embodiment, rather than in words. Lena returns to Area X … More

Annihilation, cinema

Intense Emotions Hurt

“One of the most important through-lines this film and its predecessor share is the way in which both principal antagonists … More

Blade Runner

The Thingness of All Living Things

“The notion expressed by Harrison Ford that spectators require a “human being on screen” with whom to connect is thus … More

Blade Runner

Double Back

“Consider the insertion of Philip K. Dick into Blade Runner 2049 as a metafiction, something Dick did consciously and unconsciously … More

Blade Runner, Philip K Dick
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