Landing Sites
Thu, 03/25/2010 - 12:56 — Anonymous
Landing Sites from Simon Sellars on Vimeo.
This is vaguely Ballardian… It’s my short film based on the ‘reversible destiny’ theory of the architects/conceptual artists Arakawa and Gins.
It was made for a seminar I taught at the Spatial...
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