Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
Les voyageurs de l'intervalle
At night, a city. Through the burst-crackle of typewriter and television, we are drawn towards uncertain landscapes; We find ourselves "travelers of the interval", at the fracture of two worlds, in the universe of the double-- To fall through the gaps into depths of the canals of Amsterdam.
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At night, a city. Through the burst-crackle of typewriter and television, we are drawn towards uncertain landscapes; We find ourselves "travelers of the interval", at the fracture of two worlds, in the universe of the double-- To fall through the gaps into depths of the canals of Amsterdam.
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