Forces: Computer-Controlled Organ, Robotic Loudspeaker, and Voice
2025
Video: Coming Soon
“My contention is that lives are led not inside places but through, around, to and from them, from and to places elsewhere. I shall use the term wayfaring to describe the embodied experience of this perambulatory movement. It is as wayfarers, then, that human beings inhabit the earth. But by the same token, human existence is not fundamentally place-bound, but place-binding. It unfolds not in places but along paths. Proceeding along a path, every inhabitant lays a trail. Where inhabitants meet, trails are entwined, as the life of each becomes bound up with the other. Every entwining is a knot, and the more that life-lines are entwined, the greater the density of the knot. Places, then, are like knots, and the threads from which they are tied are lines of wayfaring.”
From Against Space: Place, Movement, Knowledge by Tim Ingold (2008)