tales of sin and virtue
August 30, 1999 | Gigs
 
 

In case you were still among the few people who don't believe this world is ruled by an insane creature driven to gibbering madness by the vertiginous sensation of containing an ever-expanding universe, consider this: I put an online webcam under my desk and already over a thousand people a week stop by to look at my feet. Sometimes I, in turn, go to the 11350-22666 webcam to see if Nancy is online while I'm broadcasting my inane feetvision, but she never is. She probably clicks off the beaten path sometimes to peek in someone else's lit online windows, a similarly guilty voyeuristic pleasure. Meanwhile, the Illuminati giggle in their EM-dampening rooms and slap each other high-fives because they have subtly managed to convince a growing percentage of populace to purchase and install the infrastructure for a newly defictionalized Big Brother.

beginning multifoliate now

Lately I've been interested in creating some ideographic representations of the system (the 3system4 gig) that controlled my life when I was obsessive/compulsive. The gig was loosely based on an amalgam of geometry, templates for motion and positioning, theories about human brain damage, and some other fairly random elements. Trying to reduce the complex formulae which provided structure for my actions into a physical image is proving to be more difficult than I had anticipated.
 
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