I've always been interested in fractured, demented, asymmetrical, incongruous textures, and indeed what I call “dysprosody” – the prosody of distressed sounds.
Capitalizing on the sharing economy fetish, she raised 2 million dollars from a cadre of drooling investors, purchased 300k umbrellas, and rented them out at train stations across 11 cities for a fee of $1 per half-hour.
International interest grew, and in 1894 a French aristocrat called Pierre de Coubertin hosted a congress at the Sorbonne University in Paris in order to suggest a new modern Olympic Games.
The question that most fascinates him, however, isn't how the Egyptians who designed and built the pyramid got it wrong 4,500 years ago, but how they got it so close to perfect.
But the stars which seemed to move over the vault of heaven, now, say, towards the Great Bear, and now towards the Scales, were the ones that interested them most.
In the eighteenth century, the scientist and politician Benjamin Franklin carried out work on electricity and lightning in particular, but he was also very interested in weather and studied it throughout most of his life.
You know, a lot of this is photography and a lot of the photography I've realized that I'm most interested in is like documentarian style like sort of voyeuristic where it's not necessarily like a set-up photograph or whatever.
I'm sure that these crewmembers went through extended periods of PTSD, for them to come back to a country that wasn't interested in their ordeal over these years, must have been emotionally exhausting as well.