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Everything is Shaping Everything ALL of The Time: Kester Brewin, Technology & False Promises

December 8, 2015 Art, Ecology, Philosophy, Theology, Theory

“Consciousness is not in the head. Consciousness is an emergent, symbiotic process that is planetary in extent.” I’m really curious to read Kester Brewin’s new book about technology and transcendence titled Getting High (due to be published soon I suppose), but I have to admit that I’m a little disappointed to pick up a technophobe/Luddite…

The Light Can Be Blinding | Art by Izziyana Suhaimi

June 25, 2012 Art, Christianity, Design, Philosophy, Poetry, Theology

Paul’s blinding conversion and Jesus’ time in the desert are both examples of graphical entries into Heidegger’s ‘clearing’, of coming up on the truer core of ourselves and the different light that eliminates us there. They are, in the fullest sense, moments of enlightenment. Yet, strangely, they are also within the corpus of what we…

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