mouse house

film noir part 4 — who would you call?

A pinball and the inside looks like a miniature city at night and the ball hits the skyscrapers bing bing woah write that down

Device

One of our video works from last year

When two works reflect each other like images in a distorted mirror, the gap between them takes on a life of its own. It reveals a third artwork, the "boolean" relationship between them — a contreforme shaped by the subtraction of one from the other. Enclosed are some examples

mouse house in the house’s walls

There’s an aching kindness in some of Blake’s Biblical illustrations. They feel like a gift, of understanding and forgiveness, offered without condition. For all the fire and visions, what lingers is tenderness. The Nativity, c. 1800 The Blessing of the Little Children,

real-time pudding !

The camera once killed myth. Generative media may revive it, not by design, but through the collapse of certainty. In the pre-photographic era, the world was mythic, mysterious and magical. Stories, visions, oral traditions shaped truth. Think Marco Polo’s travels, monks’