…or: Pac-Man’s Lunch? Or is it really a matter of growth?
Tag: Space
Alfriston Clergy House
Today’s post may show less abstraction; instead, I hope there is a story. Here is what feels like traditional gardening to me – a garden you may live in, a garden you can contemplate, a garden that feeds you (with artichokes).
Alfriston Clergy House was the first object to be acquired by The National Trust (England) in 1896. I also think this tradition of preserving a country’s heritage is a good one. And so this post might contribute to Ailsa’s Travel Theme – Tradition.
Chiaroscuro
A Complicated Relationship
The Broken Flower Pot Abstractions
A Picture with Me in it
400 Years
Park II
Wald I
Gear
Volume / Density
The Elephant’s Ears
When I looked up the correct spelling for “Ginkgo”, the dictionary came up with the German translation “Elephantenohrbaum” which seems to be one of the many names this plant was given when it came to Europe. I liked that.
Defining Place: Willem van Oranje Memorial (Wiesbaden)
Anchor Chains (Iona)
“Das Zeug hat seinen Platz, oder aber es ‘liegt herum’, was von einem puren Vorkommen an einer beliebigen Raumstelle grundsätzlich zu unterscheiden ist. Der jeweilige Platz bestimmt sich als Platz dieses Zeugs zu… aus einem Ganzen der aufeinander ausgerichteten Plätze des umweltlich zuhandenen Zeugzusammenhangs.” (Martin Heidegger)
empire of lights 