On the eternal struggle between telling a story and living a story

Tag: Tschumi

The Center Must Hold

First, Rousseau argued it…. Then Kant laid it out…. Then Nietzsche declared it…. Then Yeats sang it…. Then Picasso painted it…. Then Antonioni shot it…. Then Tschumi built it…. Then Bolano practically drilled it into our heads…. It is the primary motif of modernism. It is the concept of decentralization. Since the Enlightenment, the shift in our mode of thinking has […]

Tags antonioni, baudrillard, bolano, center, desert of the real, egg, Kant, multiverse, nietzsche, node, picasso, price, rousseau, strawberry, Tschumi, villette, yeats

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Eroticism

Though the details I design daily are not on par with those brought to my attention by Christian (with Peter Pennoyer; resplendent in all their curvature, skirting between the Euclidian and the organic, awash with white plaster…) eroticism figures in our discourse enough to warrant a more than cursory investigation of its stake in the […]

Tags Body, Eroticism, Tschumi