Urban Darwinism, “Smashomancy”, and Why Gen Z Loves Subtitles
I bring you the finest Internet reading in my weekly Linkfest
It’s Monday.
The weekend beginneth.
Rather than actually do work, just crack open my weekly Linkfest and you can stare at your screen looking busy …
… with the finest Internet reading I could scavenge.
To start …
1) 🎻 The internal architecture of musical instruments
Charles Brooks is a cellist, but also a photographer who’s embarked on a fascinating project — to photograph the insides of musical instruments.
That picture above? It’s the view inside Matthew Cave’s gorgeous Charles Theress Bass, which was crafted around 1860. But in his photo, Brooks transforms it into a mysterious room from inside some dreamscape wooden house, where sunlight peeks in through skylights cut in the shape of ferns.
Architecture in Music explores the spaces inside some of the world’s finest musical instruments. Photographed using exotic probe lenses and specialist processing techniques these instrumental interiors appear as vast concert halls or contemporary…
