Project Cathedral

05/06/2026

Project Cathedral?

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11/18/2025

Take a moment for an ambiguous experience
 rest in it and dream
When you find safety and ease, you can pull up your anchor and drift


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11/09/2025

Not a shield, but a skin

Protection does not come from power, it comes from rhythm. The art of protection is to learn to live at the same pace as other beings. This work is not a vid...

09/08/2025

In Brian Eno's work can we find a sensibility that relates to object oriented ontology?

08/08/2025

Towards the Possibility of Ambient Art as a Tool for Post-Human Pedagogy

Brian Eno's concept of ambient music blurs the lines between human creativity and non-human processes by incorporating chance, multiple time signatures through layered audio looping, and unconventional field recordings that exist outside traditional human musical scales. This approach gives rise to creations that take on a life of their own, exhibiting a form of quasi-autopoiesis. The complexity of these creations emerges from what might be termed 'unintentional design,' where the outcome is not strictly determined by human intention, thereby challenging notions of human exceptionalism. Eno's methods often explore complex systems and networks, reflecting post-humanist interests in distributed systems and interconnectedness. As a result, the boundaries between subject and object become blurred, and art transforms from a spectacle to be viewed to an environment to inhabit or coexist with.

By extending Eno's approach to music into the arts more broadly – as he has indeed done through his work in film and sculpture – we can create an art program that translates abstract post-humanist concepts into tangible, lived experiences. This approach would give students a firsthand experience in creating collaborative environments, allowing them to embody post-humanist principles in a practical and immersive way.

~ Gage

06/01/2025

When objects become organisms?

01/12/2025

“How do we bring the living world into the world of dance? How do we bring non-human lives into human bodies? It is this paradox that the choreographer Jérôme Bel and the art historian Estelle Zhong Mengual invite us to explore. Through several selected pieces belonging to the repertoire of Western art dance, they question the different strategies invented by choreographers to tackle the seemingly impossible challenge of becoming bodies other than our own: plants, animals, natural elements.

Most of these ancient dances are shown from our present time: that of the ecological crisis. This performance proposes to experience in vivo the relationships that choreographers have created with the living world, and thus to enrich our forms of sensitivity towards it, to dig a little deeper into its central place in our common world.”

Non human dances (2023)conception : Jérôme Bel et Estelle Zhong Mengualassistant : Chiara Galleranitexts : Jérôme Bel, Estelle Zhong Mengual and extracts of ...

12/13/2024

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A global streaming event showing multiple unique versions of "Eno", the groundbreaking generative documentary about musician and artist Brian Eno. A film about creativity that's never the same twice.

12/12/2024

Would anyone be interested in a project cathedral reading group on zoom?

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Title: The things you can see only when you slow down

"Things You Can Only See When You Slow Down" is a book by Haemin Sunim, a Buddhist monk and teacher. The book offers insights and lessons on living a more mindful and fulfilling life. Here are some key takeaways:

1. *Slow down to appreciate life*: In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to overlook the beauty and wonder around us. Slowing down helps us appreciate the little things and find joy in everyday moments.

2. *Be present in the moment*: Mindfulness is about being fully engaged in the present moment, without distractions or multitasking. This helps us connect with ourselves, others, and the world around us.

3. *Let go of distractions*: Our lives are filled with distractions, from social media to constant notifications. Letting go of these distractions allows us to focus on what truly matters.

4. *Cultivate gratitude*: Focusing on what we're grateful for, rather than what's lacking, helps us find contentment and happiness.

5. *Embrace imperfection*: Nobody is perfect, and that's okay. Embracing our imperfections and those of others helps us develop compassion and understanding.

6. *Practice self-care*: Taking care of our physical, emotional, and mental well-being is essential for living a happy, healthy life.

7. *Connect with others*: Building meaningful relationships and connections with others brings joy and support to our lives.

8. *Find meaning and purpose*: Reflecting on our values and passions helps us discover our purpose and direction in life.

9. *Embrace change and uncertainty*: Life is unpredictable, and change is inevitable. Learning to adapt and find comfort in uncertainty helps us grow and evolve.

10. *Practice mindfulness and meditation*: Regular mindfulness practice helps calm the mind, reduce stress, and increase self-awareness.

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12/12/2024

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