George Rickey, Constructivism. Origins and Evolution, George Braziller, New York, NY, 1967

We have nothing to say because commodities do all the talking, and machines do all the creating. Techno-capital has engulfed the entire fabric of the conceptual world and created a situation in which everything is pre-determined and pre-fabricated by the economy. The peculiar fetish of the rules of this society is to scrutinize and manage every second of our time and transform them into machines to make money. It is critical, then, for each of us to be simultaneously isolated for production analysis, and considered in our productive capacities in aggregate. Docility, passivity, and silence help too. Some of us are slated to disappear and some to manage the cogs of the machine, but living as a human animal in group is simply out of the question.

— Your Loneliness Is A Public Health Problem (Black Seed #8)

Birth of Flowers, 1911

Dawson City Film Archive restoration

Felicia Honkasalo, Grey Cobalt, 2019

Jean Baudrillard, Cool Memories, Volume 4

The Blonde Witch (1956) dir. André Michel

Imogen Cunningham, Magnolia Blossom, 1925

Enzo Ragazzini, Illustration used for the cover of R.D. Laing’s Sanity, Madness and the Family, 1970