Notes on Blocks
Notes on Blocks
On Elemental Computation
How do we define and explore the material relationships of computers and the environment?
by Jon Chen
Notes on Blocks
On Detail and the Sublime
Architecture has always been well equipped in manufacturing awe
by Mara Jovanović
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Is This a Poem?
Poetry as visual arrangement, a thing to be looked at
by Sharon Neema
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On Language and Time
“As words go forward, they also go backwards.”
by Nazlı Ercan
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Cloudscrying
On finding meaning in finding meaning in clouds
by Noa Mori
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Fantasy of Future and Past
On party planning, technology, and the collision of time
by Luiza Dale
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On Culture
Localizing what culture means on an individual level
by Njari Anderson
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When We Have a Studio…
I hate work?
by Didier Lucceus
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In Defense of Forgetting
Reframing forgetting as healing, purposeful, and even eudaemonic.
by Jo Suk
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Make Me Your Manifesto
An investigation into the ever-evolving form.
by Natalee Ranii-Dropcho
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On Sonder
We're made of the same stuff.
by Alex Tan
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On Connection
What kinds of vulnerability do platforms encourage, and what kinds of expression do they limit?
by Leslie Liu
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Welcome to My Thousand Funerals
“To love someone long-term is to attend a thousand funerals of the people they used to be.”
by Miaoye Que
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On Listening to the Void
All of life’s greatest truths are wrapped in mystery.
by Alice Otieno
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On Earth We Are Briefly Tender
A consistent space of refuge, a window into an elsewhere.
by Karl Rivera
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I learnt colour but did not understand it
On exploring color through as many tinted lenses as possible.
by Tess Murdoch
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On Rejecting Narrative Identity
To be “against” narrative identity is to recognize that we’re unreliable narrators.
by Nico Chilla
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On the Aesthetics of Progress
And the potential of a society organized around awe.
by Molly Mielke
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On Food Ontologies
And the different ways to organize and understand cooking and food.
by Agnes Cameron
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On Abolitionist Teaching Dreamscapes
And the artist’s role in building a world where we are all supported in our right to live joyously
by Sienna Kwami