The Resonant Interval
Jamie StantonianThoughts and fragments about the coevolution of media and mind, spanning the history of ideas, and the evolution of information technology.
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Cosmic Blindsight
Cosmic Blindsight, Midjourney v7
While we might quarrel over whether humanity’s journey across the last ten thousand years has been an ascent or a fall, we can agree that it represents a metamorphosis — one not yet complete.
Cities have b...
McGilchrist & McLuhan: Available Now
Discarnate Man, Midjourney 5.2, 2023
Last year, I mentioned I was heads down working on a lengthy essay comparing and contrasting the work of Marshall McLuhan and contemporary philosopher Iain McGilchrist. The full title is “McGilchrist an...
We have forgotten that we can forget
In a time of information hyperabundance, we mistake the profusion of information for its permanence. Like early cinema, from which we have only fragmentary remnants, or ancient literature, from which we have retained or recovered only aroun...
The World Mind Awakens
First public image of the mechanical television, John Logie Baird, January 1926
Since the horse was domesticated around six thousand years ago, there was a fundamental limit on the speed at which information could move. A messenger on a g...
The Tyger, by William Blake (Music Video)
This music was created and refined in Suno over several generations, with footage generated in Midjourney and finally edited in Final Cut Pro. The video a visual homage to the art of American romantic artist Thomas Cole and the Hudson Bay s...
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Deep Time. UX. Art. Coevolution of technology & ideas. Co-organiser of the Long Now London community, and Experience Design Director at Inviqa.
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