Tuesday, March 3, 2009
You have a camera
You have a camera you point at the screen on which I've distorted the things that I've seen. It takes what it finds and scrambles the lines and routes to a screen that I point to with mine. When my camera's bent all the light that you've sent you capture what's left with your misshapen lens. When the sequence repeats to the hundredth degree we have authored the movie I'm living to see.
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Light is time and you can't bend it. You can cut it, bounce it, dim it, soften it, harden it, warm it, cool it, crank it, cover it. You can pretend to bend it, but the light will always bend you.
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