Hey all you cool cats and kittens. Surprising no one, not even myself, I've decided to pick a new cultural phenomenon for this week's psychic slosh the night before it's due. Guess what it is from the opening shot--the first of many Matrix glitches.
(hint: reread this tweet)
There is certainly something to be said about the behaviour to shuffle-play a playlist only to then click through to the song you actually want. Is that a glitch in the matrix? Or just competing desires to experience general and specific points of existence simultaneously?
I feel like tackling Spotify for our week 3 psychic slosh might be too big of a cultural object, but maybe there's something that I can tease out about it, like "playlists" or "sad girl music."
@polkadotsunburn I went in pretty deep with the first assignment for Write About Art, looking forward to seeing you tomorrow and digging into this shiz 😜
@polkadotsunburn I went in pretty deep with the first assignment for Write About Art, looking forward to seeing you tomorrow and digging into this shiz 😜
“The Couple in a Cage” lowkey made me cry but also that was a Dadaist’s WET DREAM. I’m curious, would they have wanted to be the security guards or the couple!? 🧐
@gabilaartista When I heard him say "she wanted me to try something creative" I just assumed she had actually meant something sexual lolol. I mean, good on him for broadening his horizons, but I'm 10 minutes in and not looking forward to the rest based on your assessment 😬😂
I know that's not the case for everyone, and for men (when interacting with other men especially), platonic touch is so complex and fraught. So the Breakfast in Bed video was such a delight to witness.(2/2)
I'm fascinated by environments, like schoolyard games or trust exercises, where platonic touch is not just encouraged, but required. Consent can be such a complicated thing, and though I never associated touch with harm growing up and embraced games and exercises like this (1/2)