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CN/006 — Aug 29 2017
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Above: Dynamic, spiked toothed energy coming from Lennarts & de Bruijn… As well — tight use of Neue Haas Grotesk. Proost!
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Above: Dynamic, spiked toothed energy coming from Lennarts & de Bruijn… As well — tight use of Neue Haas Grotesk. Proost!
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Choices incidental, uncalculated and correctBelow, a lovely pair of vintage computer exercises —
something like humans helping computers appear as human.
In a half bright sky
An insect wraps and winds
A chain, a thread, a cable
Around the sphere of water.
From water and from time
A visage bounds and tumbles
I seek sleep and need repose
But miss the quiet movement
Of my dreams.
Night sky and fields of black
A flat cracked surface and a building
She reflects an image in a glass
She does not see, she does not watch.
An insect wraps and winds
A chain, a thread, a cable
Around the sphere of water.
From water and from time
A visage bounds and tumbles
I seek sleep and need repose
But miss the quiet movement
Of my dreams.
Night sky and fields of black
A flat cracked surface and a building
She reflects an image in a glass
She does not see, she does not watch.
Faces & Body Parts
By Fred Parke, University of Utah, 1974