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morning computer totems

Published December 18, 2024 by Warren Ellis

Yu Maeda.

I like this poster for the film TOTEM by Lilia Aviles.

…found something wonderful at Brockley Station.

Placed along the platform were “InfoTotems” (at least that’s what they were called on the back of them). Sturdy, about 1.5m high and with – crucially in the bright SE London sunlight of August – easily-readable low-power E-Ink screens.

INFOTOTEMS. Quite fond of that. Worth stealing.

(Also note the first ever appearance in the English language of the phrase “found something wonderful at Brockley”)

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Kim Simonsson’s Moss People

Published January 3, 2023 by Warren Ellis

Gallery of Kim Simonsson’s latest sculptural work here.

Atmospheric images taken outdoors capture the self-assured figures as they wander through woodland, equipped for an expedition. The most recent characters feature edible greenery and cabbage that grows from their limbs, torsos, and feet, providing both protection and sustenance. By producing and carrying their own food, they are completely autonomous, self-sustaining beings.
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