Man digs hole, man fills hole. Bit gross really. I recently tumbled across this remarkable image from UK photographer Robin Friend. The painterly image is from his recent book, Bastard Countryside, a collection that eerily shows the collision of the natural and man-made. The book is a remarkable project and collection of images that really shows both a sense of time and the stain of man. The image below is taken from a mine in Wales where random junk has been dumped for the past 50 years.

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NFTs

The recent explosion of non-refungible tokens – that is, digital items that can be stored on a digital ledger (blockchain) has been overwhelming.

Looom

Looom, not a typo, this wonderful app deserves the extra ooooh.

Bjork in VR

Last month I was lucky enough to visit Carriageworks in Sydney to see the Bjork Digital exhibition.

Rehousing Technosphere

Among the remnants of the Anthropocene, life moves.
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