Geomodulo #5 and #6 When giving visibility – both metaphorically and structurally – to the algorithmic nature of geology, how does perception work with missing or interpolated data at different scales and different distances of reference?

Ben Nicholson / Earth and Moon

One of Alexander Graham Bell’s tetrahedral kites in flight, 1904

Kurt Schwitters Plate 3 from Merz 3 [i.e. the third of six prints which Schwitters published in portfolio form as Number 3 of his journal Merz] 1923 paper collage on lithograph 55.5 x 44.6 cm

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“Long live the pamflet…” THE—A Concordance by Colin Sackett INCISIONS—A Micro Anthology by Michael Hampton MKBP—Twenty-four pieces by David Matless uniformbooks.co.uk/uniformpamphlets.php

NBS SPECIAL PUBLICATION 424 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE / National Bureau of Standards A CONTRIBUTION TO : COMPUTER TYPESETTING TECHNIQUES: Tables of Coordinates: for : Hershey's Repertory of Occidental Type Fonts #typography #design #abstract

HOLO Stratigraphy (in process) Belated 'printing' photos.... The edition is coming to subscribers very soon. @HOLO_mg

Jennifer Pike Found in ABC + ABCD, The National Poetry Centre, 1975

Hélio Oiticica Lá e cá/Metaesquema, 1958

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Paulo Bruscky Alphabet, 1984

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Bia Davou Untitled (Circuits), 1975

{[Orthogonal Aesthetics]} √ Illustration from A Contribution to Computer Typesetting Techniques, Norman M. Wolcott & Joseph Hilsenrath, 1976

Terry Riley Dream Music : Keyboard Study #2, 1967 In Aspen n°9, The Psychedelic Issue, Ed. Angus MacLise & Hetty MacLise, 1971

Kantišek Kyncl Kubus II, 1974

Writing is a way of remembering. Typing wipes the slate clean.

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Laszlo Otto Yantra-ipsum-purple, 2017

Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt Aufbruchstimmung, 1989

Jordan Nassar We Want to See / We Are Blind, 2025

Herbert Bayer Floor plan for the exhibition "Bauhaus 1919-1928," 1939

Elisabetta Gut, Supernova, 2001

Shusaku Arakawa Is as it: Blind Intentions VI, 1983

Grid, Layered Print on Wove Paper

Architecture of Assumed Speech

Mark Pawson Mapping, 2016/2017

A History of Astronomy - Charles-Albert Reichen [1964]

Hugo de Vries The Mutation Theory: Experiments and Observations on the Origin of Species in the Plant Kingdom, 1903

José Vera Matos A World in Relation, 2020

TLALOC no. 7. Leeds: Location Press, 1965

Lao Tongli / 劳同丽 The Desire of Libido · Winter Silence, 2017-2019

Mel Bochner Range, 1979

Hanne Darboven 12th Song From Letter and Indices to 24 Songs, 1979

‘The Sun is the magical tension of silence’ Água Viva - Clarice Lispector, 1973

Mirror ▚ Noir

De Tafelronde XIV 3–4. Ed. Raoul Hausmann, Alain Arias-Misson, Hans Clavin, et al, 1969

Illustration from Lambert's Pictorial Anatomy - T. S Lambert, 1851

While I know many are excited, my real wish is for the Moon to be left alone - I don't want to see some commercial strip-mining system devour its ancient surface, in my lifetime.

My machinic unconscious hammers out the words 'Lully Wheel' when I see this schematic. But as with most things in life, I am sure the rationale is much more mundane, alas. So, vive la pataphysiques! Another illustration from Le Dictionnaire encyclopédique Quille, 1934