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[Text ID: One thing I’ve learned about attention is that certain forms of it are contagious. When you spend enough time with someone who pays close attention to something (if you were hanging out with me, it would be birds), you inevitably start to pay attention to some of the same things. I’ve also learned that patterns of attention—what we choose to notice and what we do not—are how we render reality for ourselves, and thus have a direct bearing on what we feel is possible at any given time. These aspects, taken together, suggest to me the revolutionary potential of taking back our attention. To capitalist logic, which thrives on myopia and dissatisfaction, there may indeed be something dangerous about something as pedestrian as doing nothing: escaping laterally toward each other, we might just find out that everything we wanted is already here.]

Show Me Love - TYSON, Delilah Holliday

Mary Oliver, from "Evidence", Devotions

Mariko Mori inside her universal “time capsule” : collage by Janeth Davalos (Sisters Of The Ethers)

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