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An island's Holy Bible, the Natl Lit Museo's like a reliquary. Fetish-object.

Here in Dublin, converted old speakeasy—faux-marbled ceiling, inset wood & tiled floors, after Adol Loof's American Bar—the husband, the painter, tells me, You draw the veins with a seagull's feather, that gives them the proper shaky flow. Chester Beatty he says, see it there.

Here in Dublin anyone you chat up at any old bar, Cobblestones for music, and you'll strike up with a woman knows Ulysses well, 's worked in Gaelic radio a decade, she knows where to go, points us toward Blessington Street Basin for the source.

Here in Dublin, Sweeny's Lil Pharma sells you lemon bars of soap, €5; take the scent home with you, get it on your fingers, smell it on her hair.

Here in Dublin the Penguin gift covers of Ulysses are all keys and towers.

Time’s eunuch, and not breed one work that wakes.

They often occur in linear zig-zag patterns, dots, and other abstract shapes, and can be caused by mechanisms including the movement of white blood cells in capillaries in front of the retina or floating coagulations of vitreous jelly within the eye. Other shapes produced by these documented...

Entoptic: originating in the eye (or brain) rather than the field of vision (as referent) "This schema shows the correspondence between entoptic phenomena studied by electrical engineer Knoll, San art (South Africa) and Shoshone Coso art (California). Dowson, Lewis-Williams 1988: p. 206, fig. 1."

He is seamed down the groin.

The image that started my thought on this matter Was this scaffolded mold for a Grecobronze in Athens Parthenon Museum 2017 It was as if the man were caught in a cage And yet the frame held him together

A dedicated student of Suspended Reason mist have tagged this thread "bamboo cage" knowing An-My Lê's photo of a bamboo cage in a Vietnam jungle is one of my touchstones for gridthought.

@Murphy I remember c2018 seeing an image much like the crosshatches you posted, claimed to be the oldest found human etching/"art" Probably a crock of but it does seem the lattice is ancient ancient, as old as anything symbolically speaking (even pretriskelion)

Think it was all the ribcage canals in particular. Kayak trips from bridge to mangrove isle.

St Petersburg Florida had some of the more beautiful grids I've seen in suburbs. Images attached.

An aspirational motto for Dissensus

Fire react for the phoenix

All structure that is concerned with conserving or harnessing energy (work) is infrastructure… Anyone involved in the production of structure, insofar as it is not pathological or “for its own sake”—anyone involved in the contestation of structure, the restructuring and even destructuring of...

Grids in the scaffolded tower

Grids in the ruled notebook Grids in the topological models Grids in the game-engine Grids in the pixelated screen