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    • Between Words & Space
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2/3/16

Today I spent a considerable chunk of a 2.75 hour meeting admiring the distinct silhouette of a completely average black desk lamp sitting against a window allowing diffused light from a grey drizzly nondescript day to gently enter the room. It was beautiful but entirely unimportant and my intent was to grab a quick photo of the moment on my phone at the end of the meeting - before becoming distracted by the next task - but in the last 5 minutes of conversation the lamp was knocked off the windowsill, lightbulb glass shattering everywhere. 

tags: performance, Environment, grad school, embodiment, light, Moments, importance
categories: Bits of life
Wednesday 02.03.16
Posted by Kimberleigh Holman
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