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In Superstudio’s 1972 film Supersurface – An Alternative Model for Life on the Earth, the collective called for a new alignment between design and the environment, one in which human invention and the natural world complement, rather than contradict, each other.
Ways of Being
James Bridle
Like Waugh, Allingham's concern is to contrast two worlds: the new mechanical
world, where mysterious machines determine fate, and the older world where the hand of God is the only guide.
Like so many of us, I let myself hope, in those hallucinatory days, that despite everything we had messed up, we might be getting another chance to reassess our collective priorities, along with our frenetic and depleting ways of living.
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