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Posts tagged "Phenomenological Awareness"

The Year Is Visible

Filed under: Aesthetic Horology, Circannual Rhythm, Lived Time, Phenomenological Awareness, Seasonal Texture, Temporal Infrastructure, Tennessee Williams, The Present Clock

The year is real. It was always real. It just wasn't visible.

The Way We Measure Time is a Part of The Past

Filed under: Lived vs Measured Time, MoMA Bestseller, Navigational Awareness, Phenomenological Awareness, Systems Thinking, Temporal Orientation, The Missing Scale, The Present Clock

Our understanding of the world has changed, why haven't our clocks?

Our Days Have Edges. Our Year Doesn't.

Filed under: Circannual Rhythm, Lived Time, Lived vs Measured Time, Phenomenological Awareness, Seasonal Texture, Temporal Infrastructure, The Missing Scale, The Present Clock

You always know roughly where you are in the day. Morning has a feel. The light, the coffee, the slow engine of the mind turning over. Afternoon has a different weight. Evening has another one. Even without a clock you...