Aug 14, 20084
Intuition and Change
Categories: Expanding the Present
A skydiver jumps from a plane and marvels at the patchwork of fields and forests below. From 10,000 feet above the earth’s surface, the jumper sees how the roads connect and where the rivers and creeks drain. Subtle changes in shading outline the hills and valleys. The diver flips, turns and rolls by manipulating her body shape, doing everything a bird can do except one – climb back up. Instead, the skydiver plummets at 120 miles per hour until she ... Read More
