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Pensive Technology
London, UK - elaine - Tuesday, June 14th, 2005 : goo
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pensive technology at forest gate station.
by now you will have gathered, i am of a leaning towards seeing faces in everything, so the robot building was just a very big example of what is my basic relationship to things. i am an anamist, out and proud
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Peter: 14th Jun 2005 - 14:33 GMT
mmmm, i am a lover of catenary wires and the pantographs that run along them! the catenary face has such pursed lips... maybe its scared of the oncoming trains?
elaine: 14th Jun 2005 - 14:37 GMT
that or it is feeling sick after too much fast food. it has a slight look of a kitty face to it
elaine: 14th Jun 2005 - 14:54 GMT
well, you know, i didn't know they even were called that, but it is uncanny, isn't it?
Peter: 15th Jun 2005 - 14:24 GMT
one thing i love about this site is that someone can post photos of a catenary wire in london, and someone can answer back with a similar photo of the same obscure thing in japan. it is indeed a very small world, and citynoise helps reveal so many subtle nodes of consistency hidden in our suroundings.
universal clues, perhaps?
elaine: yeah, you made a good thing peter
Peter: 15th Jun 2005 - 16:42 GMT
now, i just have to get some of the nj transit lines here, to add to this series!
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