Lietas runā
Aug. 8th, 2014 | 12:58 pm
From:: kochka
"We tend not to understand how the things that we use everyday are made. It says something about complexity of our world. (..) The ordinary things have their own story to tell us. About our values and the choises we make, about some of our limits and possibilities, and about some of the crisis that charactarizes our world. Looking more closely and carefully at things, it's easier to see connection between objects and ther broader context."
(c) Shuh, John Hennigar. Teaching Yourself to Teach With Objects