88 Stones paintingThemes such as time, emptiness, nature, and consciousness have been the focus of photographer Peter Gransers personal projects of the past several years. Hence 88 Stones, a meditative reflection on the beauty of geological processes. The series consists of 88 stones collected by more Granser and his wife, Beatrice Theil, near the village of Kamiyama on the island of Shikoku, Japan. Arranged in order from the largest to smallest, the individual stones
The format of ‘conversation’ – of translation and dialogue – frames this project
and also an overview of diverse positions and forms of practice
The agency pursues a theoretical and architectural approach that seeks to capture the complexity and paradoxical nature of the contemporary situation on Earth
Tarja-Kaarina Laamanen and Maarit Mäkelä
and wracked by all kinds of hunger
Classically composed
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Jimmie Durham
moreFrom dealing with your mistakes to celebrating your successes
and he will single-handedly transform it into something you will find immediately familiar but which you have never seen before
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Gilles Deleuze