September 29: Art & Nature and Technology

September 29 Nature & Technology (Part 1)

Still from Metropolis, 1927 (dir. Fritz Lang)

NATURE

TECHNOLOGY

Sophie Ristelhueber, Fait, 1992 (installation view)

Sophie Ristelhueber, Because of Dust Breeding, 1992

Man Ray, Dust Breeding, 1920

Sophie Ristelhueber, Fait #20, 1992

Sophie Ristelhueber, Fait (book view), 1992

David Maisel, Lake Project 3, 2001

Dust storm at Owens Lake, California

David Maisel, Carlin, Nevada 1, 2007

David Maisel, Carlin, Nevada 2, 2007

David Maisel, Forest 1, 1986

Joan Fontcuberta & Pere Formiguera,

Fauna (Certophitecus icarocornu),

1985

Joan Fontcuberta & Pere Formiguera, Fauna (Certophitecus icarocornu),

1985

Joan Fontcuberta & Pere Formiguera, Fauna (Selenoglypha polipodida), 1985

Joan Fontcuberta, Constellations,

1993

Joan Fontcuberta, Sputnik, 1997

Beate Gütschow, LS #4, 1999

Beate Gütschow, LS #8, 2000

Jim Campbell, Exploded View,

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 2011

Jim Campbell, Exploded View, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 2011

Atomic Bomb Explosion, 16ms

Hiroshima, August 1945

Shomei Tomatsu, Melted Bottle,

1961

Shomei Tomatsu, Nagasaki 11:02, August 9, 1945, 1961

Jim Sanborn, Monticello, Utah, 2003

Jim Sanborn, Shinkolobwe, Congo, 2003

Jim Sanborn, Penetrating Uranium, 2002–03

Jim Sanborn, Terrestrial Physics, 2010

Jim Sanborn, Kryptos, 1989

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