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A Selection of Assemblages
Here is a tablet, an ikon constructed from the flotsam of a hundred years, and looking yet as if it was the hundred years itself
that constructed this thing without the agency of human intervention. An accretion of layers, like the sediment of time that holds
ancient movement arrested in fossilization. Or like a house in a ghost town, populated by the hustle and bustle of the wind and the
flora and fauna, each of which in their way metabolizes the memory of human hands and voices.
   - on assemblages, written by C.P. McDill
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