Screening the windowframe of reality from the clumsy brushwork of Dan Eastwell.
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“Britain’s aquatic Einzelgang does indeed allow for quite some variation, as Mr Terrett’s research demonstrates. The variation is however not limited to size, as demonstrated by this overlay of 14 different cartographies of Britain (compensated for scale differences). The composite map is quite fuzzy indeed.”
“Fast objects are compressed, slow ones elongated. The images may seem to be very much like a panoramic photographic, but the principle is different. It is as if the observer would perceive the world through a crack in a door, along which things pass by.”
