Francesca

you need to see people fully to love them.

“I use technology in order to hate it more properly.” Nam June Paik

Everything is a review if you look hard enough, and most of those reviews are bad.

In order to create something, Bergman had to go sub-Bergman, to the place in the mind where no name exists, where nothing is as yet nailed down, where one thing can morph into another, where boundlessness prevails. The workbook is this place—in it, Bergman could put anything he wanted, the entries he made there could be completely inane, cringingly... See more

but whether parasocial content is desirable or not, it points to a growing crisis on the internet: So much of what we encounter online just doesn’t matter , and even worse, offers no mechanism for us to start caring about it. The average human living today sees more things they don’t care about in one week than a medieval peasant did in their... See more

every misinterpretation is a confession

I’ve come to think of that feeling she described of not being seen, as a kind of blurriness. This doesn’t emerge from a lack of love, necessarily, but a lack of legibility of self.