The Greek word kybernesis refers to the ability to govern a ship – to rule or lead something. The art to control. One of the ways to escape control is the invisible revolution. It’s something that I like to call “The Fog”. A scattered, diffuse, unconventional approach – deeply unpredictable, but still synchronized in […]
Read More The panic-stricken experience of life: why panic and chaos are goodThat new era undoubtedly suggests – not a dozen, but much more than that – a ridiculously unattainable number of so-called standards and canonical, constantly repeated images of people, things and ideas, struggling so hard to convince individuals of “Nothing really big is going on here” and “Everything is wonderful just the way it is […]
Read More About authenticityIt always was strange to me bringing it to the point; at least the way the others have in mind to bring it to the point – the way they fancy, bringing it to the point. When people start a conversation, aiming to reach a certain final crux A, they actually start to rake slowly up […]
Read More The tightropes of verbal communication
Lignes invisibiles 