Tuesday, October 11, 2016

ascent of mount noum


(via sharably dot net via tyrese gibson on fb)

Jeeg and Talen.

All prayers are carried by a cat.

In the Jungle.

"There are always going to be Autistic people to families who don’t have any idea what autism is. But it’s also the case that most of us can look at our family histories and say, 'There’s that parent or uncle or cousin who nobody quite knew what was going on with, and I recognize.' And what’s interesting to me is that in the next generation, you’re going to be that parent or uncle or cousin. And you’re going to know what’s going on – you’re going to recognize it in the next generation of Autistic children. Because of that, they’re going to get to grow up with something that we never had. They’re going to get to grow up with a sense of Autistic identity that acknowledges the challenges, but is also positive and affirming and supportive from the very beginning." --Ari Ne'eman

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

tea remix


(via)

"In return for this petro-subjectivity, for power, for convenience, for more riches for the very rich, the Oil God demands sacrifices—destruction, war, oppression, death—and as a species we acquiesce."

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

a wretchedly dot niche

Video Feedback Emulator.


(pic of the shadow of surveyor 1, taken 43 years later, via)

Typefaces of Blade Runner.

"I don't want these little ones to think I've turned against them, too." --The Day the Clown Cried

Mayan Revival Architecture.

Monday, June 13, 2016

a long poem i wrote last month


     Sonnets to Chango

This is a set of blank "sonnets" utilizing for endwords a word-row called the Arbatel, which is an ordered set of the "unrhymable words" (necessarily somewhat arbitrary) of English, rearranged via a magic square. Analogous to the tone-rows of serialist music, this sequence can be excerpted & also reversed, so long as the order of words remains. The god Chango was selected for address as appropriate to the climate exigencies of the Cthulhucene.

I.| II.| III.| IV.| V.| VI.| VII.| VIII.| IX.| X.| XI.| XII.| XIII.| XIV.


Monday, April 11, 2016