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âMy father could make me cry just by looking at me the wrong way.â - Franz Wright
SUCCESSION (2018- ) SHARP OBJECTS (2018) THE SOPRANOS (1999-2007) MAD MEN (2007-2015) KILLING EVE (2018- ) MR. ROBOT (2014-2019) FARGO (2014- ) UTOPIA C4 (2013-2014)
Tom, everything rests on what youâre about to say.
social isolation told by moomin characters
portable TVs with personalities

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that urge to climb the rooftop of ur house. where does it come from.
the gargoyle instinct
The Massandra Palace, residence of Emperor Alexander III of Russia, Massandra, Crimea

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Jean-Michel Basquiat
The Fox with a Velvet Tail, 1971, JosĂŠ MarĂa ForquĂŠ

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I donât think any piece of art has ever emotionally affected me the way this robot arm piece has affected me. Itâs called âCanât Help Myselfâ and itâs a robot arm thatâs programmed to clean up the fluid thatâs constantly leaking out of itself, that looked like a never ending flow of blood. It has programmed dance moves to make it appear to have human gestures. And at first, it seemed happy and proud of its job, dancing around when it had visitors. But three years later, it looks tired, hopeless, and like itâs living in a never ending cycle of constantly trying to put itself back together for the entertainment of other people. And when I found out that it had finally stopped working in 2019, essentially dying, I couldnât help but imagine the relief it mustâve felt and so Iâve been in here crying over a robot arm. 𼺠It was programmed this way, it truly couldnât help itself. And no one ever helped him, they just watched.
In this work commissioned for the Guggenheim Museum, Sun Yuan & Peng Yu employ an industrial robot, visual-recognition sensors, and software systems to examine our increasingly automated global reality, one in which territories are controlled mechanically and the relationship between people and machines is rapidly changing. Placed behind clear acrylic walls, their robot has one specific duty, to contain a viscous, deep-red liquid within a predetermined area. When the sensors detect that the fluid has strayed too far, the arm frenetically shovels it back into place, leaving smudges on the ground and splashes on the surrounding walls.
Sun Yuan & Peng Yu are known for using dark humor to address contentious topics, and the robotâs endless, repetitive dance presents an absurd, Sisyphean view of contemporary issues surrounding migration and sovereignty. However, the bloodstain-like marks that accumulate around it evoke the violence that results from surveilling and guarding border zones. Such visceral associations call attention to the consequences of authoritarianism guided by certain political agendas that seek to draw more borders between places and cultures and to the increasing use of technology to monitor our environment.
this really is one of my favorite modern art pieces and you cannot do it justice without a video. the speed and manner in which it moves is captivating
You Are Not Wasting Time; It Was Given To You As A Gift, Freely and Generously; Is Rain Wasted Because It Falls On Gardens, Grass, Disgruntled Birds, and Umbrellas All The Same?