Photo of a copy of Paul Virilio's "Bunkerachäologie" in front of a largely buried German WW II bunker at a beach.
#BeachReading in context: Finally returning to Paul Virilio's thoughts on organsiation, perception, and changing (re-)use of built space(s) adding up to his seminal #BunkerArchaeology 🏺 (published 1975, this latest Passagen Verlag-German edition from 2011).
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#BeachReading in context: Finally returning to Paul Virilio's thoughts on organsiation, perception, and changing (re-)use of built space(s) adding up to his seminal #BunkerArchaeology (published 1975, this latest @PassagenVerlag German edition from...
"Ruins collapse temporalities."
For today's #SundayArchaeology: @KevinPyle2's brilliant #GraphicEssay on "The #Future of #Ruins", the remains of our present, and some thoughts along Paul Virilio's #BunkerArchaeology.
https://evergreenreview.com/read/the-future-of-ruins via...
