Looking at the poster, with Boards of Canada playing on Pandora. They seemed a good fit.
Island View by Yuko Shoji. 2014 // via gurafiku.
Boards of Canada // The Headphase Campfire. {Vinyl reissue}
Looking at the poster, with Boards of Canada playing on Pandora. They seemed a good fit.
Island View by Yuko Shoji. 2014 // via gurafiku.
Boards of Canada // The Headphase Campfire. {Vinyl reissue}
Perhaps Japan’s emergent human systems are the beginning of a much larger global shift. Perhaps they signal the potential for–if not the actual arrival of–a next chapter of human evolution. If the world’s third largest economy actually manages to adapt to the reality of having 25% less energy this summer —might it be a signal that humans are now capable of scaling themselves and their lifestyles in relation to the limits of geologic material and force?
In context: Major Japanese buzzword: “Setsuden”
Czech & Polish posters for kaiju films // via Pink Tentacle.
gazillions of gifs // Nico Nico Douga // via Pink Tentacle.