From mounds to holes: how?
At first, I thought they were opposites, but the relationship is more complicated than that.
A mound is something that fills negative space in a particular, chaotic way. "Negative," though, does not mean negation or abyss or absence in a dualist, 0|1 way. The hole that any mound fills is productive material, is the potential for something to emerge.
Making mounds and even looking out for them is a practical exercise in experiencing the Hole World.
I'm interested in making theories more practical, and am always trying to get a better idea of why things pile up the ways in which they do.
What's a theory you're trying to prove?
What's a hole you've been trying to fill?
I'm continuing to try to bring "mound" into the real world, and hoping you're down to participate and receive something in return.
Write a blog piece in response to one of the above questions & you'll receive the next artifact from this project in the mail. More details in DMs.
Below are some reference texts & links to writing that people submitted for part 1 (thank you).
Love & light
The Logic of Unity - Hōsaku Matsuo
Ancient Mounds and Proximity to god - @sam
On Top of the Mound - @fallwinter2002girl
Werpoes (or, Kalch Hoech) - @kale
On Mounds, Desire, and Becoming - @cnsc
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