Tag: permanently moved
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Use a cobra-snake for a necktie
Had lunchtime coffees with friends through out the week.
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Handprints and Maps | 1822
I criticise blockchain thinking, then talk briefly about John Barrell’s notion of Circular Geography.
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Do what you can
There is so much utter nonsense going on in the world right now, but knowing that you have absolutely no idea what is going on is a great help
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Get Down On Your Knees | 1821
It started off as a simple show about the great abolitionist Harriet Tubman, but unexpectedly spun out into occult left history, criticism of the awful the law of return, and…
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Don’t Feed The Machine | 1820
The internet broke this week and we had a whole day without it – It was nice. From those beginnings I end up talking a little bit about social media…
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Velocity
We are moving in to my favourite season of the year, I can feel myself gaining more momentum to complete the things I have been working on.
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Absolutely Jammin’
Had a pretty fun week with all the various birthdays and stuff that happened, but I got rained on and now have an unshakable cough and a mystery cold. It’s…
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Stella Maris Iterum | 1819
Nostalgia? A folk festival, the Horizon, and a weeping virgin. The shrine of Our Lady of Bradstow in Broadstairs.
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Learn how to feel
You do not know what the fuck is going on. Your job is to be absolutely certain that you have no idea what the fuck is going on.
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Mise en place | 1818
Thinking out loud about Genius Loci, Kitchens, Workshops, Desks, Mise en place and Knolling.
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Fragments | 1817
The round idea model was developed by Walter Bossier. Fragments, collaging. I’ve been doing some eclectic reading this week.
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Birthday! 33
Terra0’s Flowertokens trial went live. Really proud of all the work that team have done, its been a pleasure so far this year.
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Waypoints | 1816
Post birthday reflections delivered whilst melting in my flat. I talk a bit about medium term goals and how I navigate my life towards them.
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Cult thinking
1. A cult is a group of people using a replicable process have a similar/shared praeternatural experience. 2. The group is not a sanctioned ‘religion’ or group identity under law.
