Ritual Fields

A neglected station from @CandyChang and @MrJamesReeves. New installation at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, September 2021.

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We only have so much time on this planet, so we’re taking this station off the air. Tune into @CandyChang and @MrJamesReeves for further erratic content.

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“We’re smothered by words, images, and sounds that have no right to exist, that come from the void and return to the void. Of any artist truly deserving of the name we should ask nothing but this act of faith: to learn silence.”
—Federico Fellini, 8½

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Midnight prototyping.

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On June 2, we’ll be at @TheMintMuseum in Charlotte to discuss our Light the Barricades installation and talk about ritual and public space with artist and theologian de’Angelo Dia. https://t.co/HtWJnyznoZ

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Scroll Test No. 3

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Faith dealer.

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Our new book about Light the Barricades, a series of electrified shrines across Los Angeles that collected over three thousand reflections from visitors. https://t.co/NK1sEEsWJP

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Ten metal women for an upcoming project.

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Thirty responses from A Monument for the Anxious and Hopeful that read like a weather report from the American psyche.

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Test loop for hexagram station identification.

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Sometimes it feels like an ultimatum: Embrace the pixellated noise of the future without complaint or grieve for the textures of the past.

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Intention distinguishes ritual from habit.