“the current preoccupation with memory can be seen as an attempt to recover a mode of contemplation outside the universe of simulation and high-speed visual information/cable networks. - to claim some anchoring space in a world of puzzling and often threatening heterogeneity, non-synchronicity and information overload.”
“the anxiety of our era has more to do with space than with time. Time probably appears to us only as one of various distorting operations that are possible for the elements that are spread out into space.”
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