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Anderson, Michael
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Gris, Juan
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unknown
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Braccelli, Giovanni Battista
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STRAVA
- A human being who should dream his life instead of living it would no doubt thus keep before his…
Bergson, Henri
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BONG, JOON-HO
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DELIGNY, FERNAND
- The trajectory merges not only with the subjectivity of those who travel through a milieu, but also…
Deleuze, Gilles
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GIACOMETTI, ALBERTO
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Tenniel, John
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Warhol, Andy
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Guerin, Pierre
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Veronese, Paolo
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Aredal, Vera; Meisel, Hannah
- sedentary (adj.) from latin sedentarius; not migratory … inhabiting the same locality throughout…
Grammartop
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Adams, Robert
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Ilic, Aleksandar & Krebs, Anton
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Musilli, Giuseppe
- corruption … 1. dishonest or illegal behavior, especially by powerful people … 2. departure from…
Merriam Webster Dictionary
- In philosophy the term corruption corresponds to the Greek concept of phthora, which is the…
Goblot, Edmond
- corruption (n.) corrumpere (lat.): com- + rumpere … com-: with, together, entirely, integer … used…
Online Etymology Dictionary
- Il expliqua que la Terre - la Déterritorialisée, la Glacière, la Molécule géante - était un corps…
Deleuze, Gilles
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Halso, Ilkka
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Struth, Thomas
- domination (n.) from dominus "lord, master," literally "master of the house" "rule, control by…
Online Etymology Dictionary
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MICHELANGELO
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unknow
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Taylor, G. L. I.
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WJAZ
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Traber, Ronja & Odermatt, Jonas
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unknown
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Trombetta, Maria; Zweidler, Mike
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Traber, Ronja & Odermatt, Jonas
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Traber, Ronja & Odermatt, Jonas
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Nyffenegger, Sven & Gonzalez, Isidor
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Ilic, Aleksandar & Krebs, Anton
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Google Earth
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Gonzalez, Isidor & Nyffenegger, Sven
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Spielberg, Steven
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EXTIMACY IN REPETITION/DIFFERENCE
- Si les vents, les courants, les glaciers ou les volcans... portent des messages fins si difficiles…
Serres, Michel
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Overview
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GOOGLE EARTH
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Gonzalez, Isidor & Nyffenegger, Sven
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unknown
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Unknown
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Chung, Sungjoo & Calzana, Leonie
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Unknown
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Pasolini, Pier Paolo
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von Sinner, Matthias
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VOIDE, TIMON & REY, JULIEN
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EXTIMACY
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Giordano, Luca
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de Barbari, Jacopo
- History in its broadest aspect is a record of man's migrations from one environment to another.
Huntington, Ellsworth
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Chung, Sungjoo & Calzana, Leonie
- A city in perpetual transformation. The emptiness of the city becomes a place of open work…
Chung, Sungjoo & Calzana, Leonie
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Chung, Sungjoo & Calzana, Leonie
- A work of art never allows a privileged, definitive, frontal view; rather, it induces the spectator…
Eco, Umberto
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Google Earth
- The language of design, architecture, and urbanism in Los Angeles is the language of movement.
Banham, Reyner
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Sirgent, Emily
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Sirgent, Emily
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Sirgent, Emily
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Burkhard, Balthazar
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Burkhard, Balthazar
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Kircher, Athanasius
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Togliatti, Eugenio
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Google Earth
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Alberti, Leon Battista
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Martin, Juliette; Müller, Leo
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Gotby, Catharina
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Rossi, Aldo
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Unknown
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Sailer, Gregor
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Sailer, Gregor
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Unknown
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Norell/Rodhe
- Legacy (n.) 1 a situation that exists now because of events, actions, etc. that took place in the…
Oxford Dictionary
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Stadtmann, Luana & Buettner, Lukas
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de Chirico, Giorgio
- To be a subject was good; to be an object was bad. But, as we all know, being a subject can be…
Steyerl, Hito
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Zhangke, Jia
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Stadtmann, Luana & Buettner, Lukas
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Zhangke, Jia
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Zhangke, Jia
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Pozzo, Andrea
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Hermanson, Jean
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Hogarth, William
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Versluis, Ari and Uyttenbroek, Ellie
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Borell de Caso, Pere
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Varda, Agnès
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Kosuth, Joseph
- Desire does not lack anything; it does not lack its object. It is rather the subject that is…
Deleuze, Gilles and Guattari, Félix
- TRANSLATION … The activity or process of changing something into a different form.
Etymology
- STASIS … a state or period of static balance or equilibrium. a state or period of stability during…
Etymology
- Dieser dividierte Körper, der in seiner Ganzheit erst durch die Passage der einzelnen Grenzen…
Stalder, Laurent
- Everyone can dream, and must have dreamed his whole life, of a perfect duplication or…
Baudrillard, Jean
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BBC; Feynman, Richard