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

38mins 26secs : (Ledger of lost minutes)

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Lee In / 李仁 Black, Something 181215 / 黑, 某物 181215, 2018

Robert Smithson / Spirals, 1970

Illustration from 'Æolididae e famiglie affini del porto di Genova' - Salvatore Trinchese [1877-1881]

On the Origins of the Canals of Mars - J. Joly, 1897 From The Scientific transactions of the Royal Dublin Society, 1897

Jean Malaurie Inuit genealogy diagram, mid 1950's

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From Numbered Perspective Diagrams - J. M. W. Turner Painter, 1810

The LVM is an ancient mechanical ancestor of your LLM The Latin Verse Machine was a 19th century invention that mechanically generated sombre, oracular hexameters (probable in anticipation for what was to come 200 years later). It was built by printing shop worker and inventor, John Clark in 1830.

Julio Plaza Espacio Ambiguo VIII, 1966

Araya Yasuemon Kaon Rhyme Mirror, Edo period A phonetic diagram illustrating Chinese character pronunciations using combinations of initial consonants and final consonants.

Jiří Kolář Catalogue issued for exhibition at Galerie H in Hannover, April 1–29, 1966 www.theideaofthebook.com/pages/books/...

Proof sheet #2 for the January print set. Switching to broad nib fountain pens allows me to significantly scale up my usual spacing. The dye-based inks really saturate the paper too. Enjoying these. #penplotter #printsky #printmaking #artframe #fountainpenart

Notation from 'Gestaltung und Bewegung in der Musik' - Alexander Truslit [1938]

Climbing Mt Ascii

Design from An Embroidery Pattern Book - Mary E Waring [1917]

Plates from The Color Printer, A Treatise on the Use of Colors – John Franklin Earhart. [1892]

A perennial..... Score for Cantus Perpetuus – Alfred Schnittke [1975] The score was indeterminate and open to interpretation by the performers.

Leoš Janáček Score for Sarka [1887, revised in 1918]

In this week's Substack, I reflect on what I've learned through the conversations I've had to date about the concerns and curiosities of artists engaging with technology. I discuss two recent @anthropic.com and Metalabel research studies. danielleezzo.substack.com/p/the-mess-o...

Sequential glyph operators... Henri Michaux Page from Parcours, 1966

Guy Debord and Asger Jorn Mémoires, 1959 Famously wrapped in a détournement of sandpaper to rub any books near to it, up the wrong way.

◇ X-ray of a recently completed artist's book △ Hand-typed and hand-assembled. Ʌ Journey. Each page width is equal to 35km.

Geomodulo is live on Verse Works A little hack for object-oriented geologists.

Matt Mullican Untitled (Truth and Beauty), 2009