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	<pubDate>Wed, 20 Mar 2019 10:15:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Foxes on the Hill</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Mar 2019 10:15:49 +0000</pubDate>

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Cartography
Foxes on the HillA map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness.



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	A Postcard from the Volcano
Wallace Stevens
1923
	Children picking up our bonesWill never know that these were onceAs quick as foxes on the hill;

And that in autumn, when the grapesMade sharp air sharper by their smellThese had a being; breathing frost;

And least will guess that with our bonesWe left much more, left what still isThe look of things, left what we felt




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	At what we saw. The spring clouds blowAbove the shuttered mansion-house,Beyond our gate and the windy sky

Cries out a literate despair.We knew for long the mansion's lookAnd what we said of it became

A part of what it is ... Children,Still weaving budded aureoles,Will speak our speech and never know,



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	Will say of the mansion that it seemsAs if he that lived there left behindA spirit storming in blank walls,
A dirty house in a gutted world,A tatter of shadows peaked to white,Smeared with the gold of the opulent sun.

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		<title>The Curtains in the House of the Metaphysician</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Mar 2019 10:15:50 +0000</pubDate>

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Illustration
The Curtains in the House of the Metaphysician

	
		
		
	
	
		
			
				
					The Problem
of Life is old. I have endeavored to approach it afresh, with a
new method, in a new spirit, from a new point of view.

				
			
		
	




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The Curtains in the House of the Metaphysician
Wallace Stevens
1919
 It comes about that the drifting of these curtains 
Is full of long motions, as the ponderous&#38;nbsp;
Deflations of distance; or as clouds&#38;nbsp;
Inseparable from their afternoons;&#38;nbsp;
Or the changing of light, the dropping&#38;nbsp;
Of the silence, wide sleep and solitude&#38;nbsp;
Of night, in which all motion&#38;nbsp;
Is beyond us, as the firmament,&#38;nbsp;
Up-rising and down-falling, bares&#38;nbsp;
The last largeness, bold to see.

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“Harmonium”
Poetry Collection


	Earthy Anecdote
Invective Against Swans
In the Carolinas
The Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring Voyage
The Plot Against the Giant
Infanta Marina
Domination of Black
The Snow Man
The Ordinary Women
The Load of Sugar-Cane
Le Monocle de Mon Oncle
Nuances of a Theme by Williams
Metaphors of a Magnifico
Ploughing on Sunday
Cy Est Pourtraicte, Madame Ste Ursule, et Les Unze Mille Vierges
Hibiscus on the Sleeping Shores
Fabliau of Florida
The Doctor of Geneva
Another Weeping Woman
Homunculus et La Belle Etoile
The Comedian as the Letter C
From the Misery of Don Joost
O Florida, Venereal Soil
Last Look at the LilacsThe Worms at Heaven's GateThe Jack-RabbitAnecdote of Men by the ThousandThe Silver Plough BoyThe Apostrophe to VincentineFloral Decorations for BananasAnecdote of CannaOf the Manner of Addressing CloudsOf Heaven Considered as a TombOf the Surface of ThingsAnecdote of the Prince of PeacocksA High-Toned Old Christian WomanThe Place of the SolitairesThe Weeping BurgherThe Curtains in the House of the MetaphysicianBanal SojournDepression Before SpringThe Emperor of Ice-CreamThe Cuban DoctorTea at the Palaz of HoonExposition of the Contents of a CabDisillusionment of Ten O'ClockSunday MorningThe Virgin Carrying a LanternStars at TallapoosaExplanationSix Significant LandscapesBantams in Pine-WoodsAnecdote of the JarPalace of the BabiesFrogs Eat Butterflies. Snakes Eat Frogs. Hogs Eat Snakes. Men Eat Hogs.Jasmine's Beautiful Thoughts Underneath the WillowCortège for RosenbloomTattoo
The Bird with the Coppery, Keen ClawsLife is Motion
ArchitectureThe Wind ShiftsColloquy with a Polish AuntGubbinalTwo Figures in Dense Violet NightTheoryTo the One of Fictive MusicHymn from a Watermelon PavilionPeter Quince at the ClavierThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdNomad ExquisiteTeaTo the Roaring WindPoems Added to Harmonium (1931)The Man Whose Pharynx Was BadThe Death of a SoldierNegationThe Surprises of the SuperhumanSea Surface Full of CloudsThe Revolutionists Stop for OrangeadeNew England VersesLunar ParaphraseAnatomy of MonotonyThe Public SquareSonatina to Hans ChristianIn the Clear Season of GrapesTwo at NorfolkIndian River
	

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		<title>The Common Life</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Mar 2019 10:15:51 +0000</pubDate>

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Dimensionality
The Common LifeI care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. I will be rich by myself, and not by borrowing.


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The Common Life
Wallace Stevens
&#38;nbsp;1939That’s the down-town frieze, Principally the church steeple,A black line beside a white line,And the stack of the electric plant,A black line drawn on flat air.
It is a morbid lightIn which they stand,Like an electric lampOn a page of Euclid.

In this light a man is a result,
A demonstration, and a woman,
Without rose and without violet,
The shadows that are absent from Euclid,
Is not a woman for a man.
The paper is whiter
For these black lines.
It glares beneath the webs
Of wire, the designs of ink,
The planes that ought to have genius,
The volumes like marble ruins
Outlined and having alphabetical
Notations and footnotes.
The paper is whiter.
The men have no shadows
And the women have only one side.</description>
		
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		<title>Overview</title>
				
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Mar 2019 10:15:52 +0000</pubDate>

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This is Future Archeology
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The Trailer 
Directed and produced by Paula ZuccottiCamera: Tom Underwood, Josh Wasserman, Paula ZuccottiEditors: Tom Underwood, Josh Wasserman, Paula ZuccottiWriter: Paula ZuccottiExecutive producer: TheOverworld Ltd 2019Photography: Paula ZuccottiFilm poster, logo and typography: Jake Noakes



	
		
		
	
	
		
			
				
					


	
The Story
Future Archeology is Paula Zuccotti’s first documentary feature film based on her book “Every Thing We Touch”. Can our objects tell the story of our lives? The film challenges us to imagine how future generations would make sense of our physical footprint from the objects we touch. 

For this, Zuccotti embarked on a quest to create a time capsule of our lives by photographing in a single-shot all the objects that people come in contact with over a 24 hour period. 

From a cowboy in Arizona to a nun in Madrid, from a one month old baby in London to a 71 years old puppeteer in Shanghai, she travelled the world exploring our interaction with everyday objects, treating them as clues that reveal insights into how we live our daily lives. As an industrial designer, ethnographer, trend forecaster and artist, Zuccotti’s story blends the fields of design, society, technology, anthropology and art. Camera in hand, her film is a visual feast of objects, people and culture unveiling her learnings and the experiences of those who participated.








	
	
About PaulaEthnographer, trend forecaster, creative strategist, author.Paula Zuccotti is a leading expert in global consumption and a respected authority in consumer behaviour and product interaction – past, present and future. Founder of research and creative consultancy agency TheOverworld Paula has over 15 years of experience travelling the world researching people’s everyday lives and uncovering insights envisioning products, brands and services for the likes of Google Creative Lab, Nike, Starbucks, McKinsey and R/GA.In 2015 Paula launched her first book "Every Thing We Touch: A 24hours Inventory of our lives" Published by Penguin Random House (English and Mandarin). The book is an artistic portrayal of the daily physical footprint of over 60 unique individuals from around the world. Everything We Touch entered the public consciousness, leading to photography and visual storytelling awards and art gallery exhibitions worldwide from Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art to Murcia Art Fair, and creating art installations for both Jerusalem and Dubai Design Week. 
Paula gained a BA Hons in Industrial Design from the University of Buenos Aires and an MA in Strategy &#38;amp; Innovation from Brunel University.She regularly delivers inspiring and thought-provoking keynote speeches at both corporate and academic events around the world and is invited to teach, mentor and jury at universities and international festivals, having also developed educational programmes for the V&#38;amp;A&#38;nbsp;She is Argentine-Italian, and has lived in London for the past 18 years.


	
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Every Thing We Touch

	
		
		
	
	
		
			
				
					Every Thing We Touch: A 24-Hour Inventory of Our Lives Paperback, 12 Nov 2015. Published by Viking - Penguin Random HouseMy book is about Future Archeology, you can follow the bigger story, impact and media coverage on its tumblr page. 
What's the first thing we touch when we wake up?How do our favourite things reveal our hopes and fears?Can objects tell the story of our lives?Imagine how your day would look if you recorded everything that you touched.From smartphone to soap, from spice to spoon... what if they were all brought together in one place? Would they tell a bigger story?Driven by this idea, I travelled around the world to find people from an incredible array of ages, cultures, professions and backgrounds. I asked them to document every object they touched in 24 hours. Then she gathered those objects together and photographed them in a single shot.From a toddler in Tokyo to a cowboy in Arizona, from a cleaner in London to a cloister nun in Madrid, Every Thing We Touch is their story told through the objects they own, consume, need, choose, treasure and can't let go.Each image is mystery, a story, a work of art. Each is a moment in time: a life and a world reflected back at us."A fascinating glimpse into our daily lives" (Wired)Beautiful and enlightening. Shows how simply and unexpectedly a series of objects can tell extraordinary stories about our existence. Stunning - a collection to get lost in." (Wallpapper*)"Zuccotti formats the photos so that the objects are arranged in chronological order and a complete picture can be formed of an individual’s daily life [..] where assumptions can be made about who that person is — his or her gender, nationality, or line of work." (The Huffington Post)"The premise is simple and the results are really quite beautiful" (Grazia)&#60;img width="5472" height="3648" width_o="5472" height_o="3648" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/0cb72382ec3c59fcdb57dda7e8d1d989813770a5e13d9da1676f7ee73b66d9c5/Book-cover-3.jpg" data-mid="38090413" border="0"  src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/0cb72382ec3c59fcdb57dda7e8d1d989813770a5e13d9da1676f7ee73b66d9c5/Book-cover-3.jpg" /&#62;


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