Philae and Rosseta. A dialogue between machines of loving grace.
The dialogue that Philae and Rosseta had on twitter the days of the #CometLanding made us think how provocative, intriguing and wonderful is to realize that now we have reached the time when it’s possible to read a conversation between ‘machines of loving grace’, as Richard Brautigan envisioned on his poem All Watched Over by […]
Posted at 1:17 pm on November 16, 2014 | 2 comments | Filed Under: Architecture, History, Science | Tagged: comets, Philae, Poetry, Rosseta | Continue reading
When Pixels Become Nations*
Put a map on the desk or in your browser and watch carefully the limits. This bright combination of colors and visualizations suggest the idea of different coexisting units. But, how are those borders defined? Is there only one way to measure them? The limits show states and some of those states embrace nations. A […]
Posted at 12:46 pm on October 20, 2014 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: Architecture, cities, urbanism, utopia | Tagged: Micronations, nations, Politic, state, Volume | Continue reading
