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archaeology of device II - Lloyd
Godman
Work
tools, simple forms: spears, adze heads, patu (clubs),
fish hooks, clamps, saws, planes, hammers, trowels, pliers,
snippers, spanners, shapes that are ordained, predestined
by function, profiles with their own poetry, silhouettes
that imply a use and purpose, imply an age of usage, imply
a context. Lines that curve, bend and draw in a manner
that denote a specific object. Sketches cut into a black
ground, vignetted, practical shapes that speak of invented
devices to affect change in a shorter space of time, more
efficiently, on a gigantic scale or to effect change that
could happen only with the use of the device.
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