by Dennis Tyfus

The closer we come to the danger, the more brightly do the ways into the saving power begin to shine and the more questioningly we become.

- Martin Heidegger, The Question Concerning Technology, 35

House No 18 (1927) at Weissenhof Estate in Stuttgart, Germany, by Ludwig Hilberseimer

Zwei Kerzen, 1982, Gerhard Richter

“During the longest period of human past, nothing was more terrible than to feel that one stood by oneself. To be alone and experience things by oneself, neither to obey nor to rule, was not a pleasure, but a punishment. One was sentenced to ‘individuality,’ and freedom of thought was considered discomfort itself.”

—The Gay Science, §117 (edited excerpt).

Andreas Achenbach, An der Küste von Capri (1855)

Full circle, by Tommy Nease

Harun Farocki, Eye/Machine I, II and III, 2001-2003 (still)