Blood and Sand

Blood and Sand registers interrelated phenomena of human perception, communication design, cultural difference, gender roles, media politics, video technology, and fashion. A familiar probe is sent beyond the borders of our known space into territories as they are being recharted. Sampled at irregular intervals and presented serially, the document suggests that our techniques of observation reveal only our own mechanisms of communication, while the purported subject remains alien and indistinct. http://thingsmatter.com