To make sense of what one sees around or to see what makes sense.<\/p>\n
The craftspersons profession manifests as mastery <Every other trade\u00a0fits in here>\u00a0The artist profession represents failuri.<\/p>\n
Human efforts of describing\u00a0the past of the planet (and life on it) using geological evidence is\u00a0hostile towards the autonomius (and possibly mysterious) processes of creation, decay and entropy buried\u00a0in our planet’s\u00a0crust.\u00a0As a byproduct\u00a0of geological research, materials are removed from the context where they auto-express themselves. These\u00a0fragmented materials\u00a0are then re-represented as evidence\u00a0of geological and astronomical\u00a0developments.\u00a0As these snapshots\u00a0of non-human processes are extracted from the soil and exhibited inside pure-human institutions they\u00a0legitimize our species\u00a0rein of the globe. Martin Howse<\/a>‘s earthcomputer<\/a> and\u00a0psychogeophysics<\/a>\u00a0offer more sensible routes for interactions with the planet.<\/p>\n (This topic came into discussion with P\u00e4ivi Allonen during interview for the Grey Cube Gallery exhibition<\/a> at the Helsinki Zoo).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" To make sense of what one sees around or to see what makes sense. The craftspersons profession manifests as mastery <Every other trade\u00a0fits in here>\u00a0The artist profession represents failuri. Human efforts of describing\u00a0the past of the planet (and life on it) using geological evidence is\u00a0hostile towards the autonomius (and possibly mysterious) processes of creation, decay … <\/p>\n