Bingham Copper Pit, May 2007
"We found that moving accordingly is not about moving passively or agreeably. Accord may entail disjuncture, moving obliquely, indirectly. At times moving in accord might mean modulating movement in ways that create more possibilities for variation. Moving in accord acknowledges the presence of end games and takes part in the shaping of new trajectories. Moving in accord embraces the uncertainty and unknowability of solutions. Not seeking to fix, it seeks to inflect a new direction, to catalyze a way out of habitual sameness." - Jamie Kruse and Elizabeth Ellsworth
Becoming Human|Artist: Humans Moving in Accord with the Change that Makes the World Published! (it's a first!!)
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Where we lived: SimpArch Clean Livin'
CLUI Wendover
Blog of 28 days
19 of the "Limit Case" postcards published in Polar Inertia, Aug. 2008
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