In a world dominated by screens and notifications, physical objects still have a unique power to shape how we feel, think, and experience time. Throughout history, artifacts like sundials, compasses, ritual tools, and seasonal calendars didn’t just measure reality, they...
"We are living in an era of 'Narrow Bandwidth,' where the industrialization of time has fractured our attention and thinned our sense of self. Drawing on the prescient warnings of Thomas Pynchon and the insights of Nobel Laureate Laszlo Krasznahorkai,...
This research explores the tension between quantitative time, the objective, measured, chronological time that structures society, and qualitative time, the subjective, lived, and felt time that gives life meaning.
Reconnecting Culture, Psyche, and Planet Through an Annual Timepiece
Modern life is dominated by linear, mechanical time; the ceaseless march of minutes on a clock and years on a calendar, a straight line from past to future marked by deadlines, schedules, and goals. In industrialized societies, time is often...
