Spots In The Sun
We have to see from a place we haven’t before like the bottom of the sidewalk, but look like looking at anything.
See the incredible heaviness of 120 breadloafs of steel and all that power of the gasoline motor sending to the sparks and engines all that fire. Up close, you can’t even see, except with the use of specialized instruments. Cameras, slow motion film, lasers emitters, Jack-o'-lanterns, kindling in the steam engine of a prehistoric submarine, angels and aliens from aircraft high above spots in the sun, long before, and afterwards who knows. When you sit peacefully at a tree and sunlight on tumbled stones.