You Want It, You Buy It, You

Seeing Is No Longer Believing. The Very Notion Of Truth Has Been Put Into Crisis. In A World Bloated With Images, We Are Finally Learning That Photographs Do Indeed Lie.

I Think People Have To Set Up Little Battles. They Have To Demonize People Whom They Disagree With Or Feel Threatened By. But It's The Ideological Framing Of The Debate That Scares Me.

I Think Architecture Is One Of The Predominant Orderings Of Social Space. It Can Construct And Contain Our Experiences. It Defines Our Days And Nights. It Literally Puts Us In Our Place.

You Want It, You Buy It, You Forget It.

It's Really Hard For Me To Use The Term 'history' In The Singular, Because It Suggests A Reductivist View Of How Moments And Events Congeal And Reflect The Passage Of Time. I'd Rather Stick To The Pluralness Of 'histories' In Order To Suggest The Simultaneity, The Parallel Forces At Work, Which Produce Lived Experience.