This visual is uniquely soothing, reminds me of artist Cory Arcangel, who did an art piece with just the Super Mario clouds drifting on a television screen - hacking into the NES cartridge and getting rid of everything else - to much admiration.
I remember reading an art journalist applauding the Impressionistic feel of the thing, the way Arcangel brought a background object to the fore, and in the process transformed it into something new entirely, with a surprising character and strength of presence.
The same goes for a lot of YouTube channels.
In fact, I opened a Patreon account just to show a little monthly support for an excellent, criminally underrated creator of videos on astronomy and its’ history, ParallaxNick.
Among other topics, the guy recently finished a four-part series on Galileo, a two-parter on Kepler before that, a single on Copernicus before that. By my calculations, I’m guessing a six-part masterpiece on Newton is right around the corner.
What the hell?!! Just this morning I told a bit about Mitnick’s story to my sister and my wife, separately, I’d never done that before with either. I haven’t talked about Mitnick with anyone in years. Until just this morning, and now 12 hours later, this.
Rest In Piece, Kevin. You have been in my thoughts today, as a living memory. I am glad to have bid you farewell in such a manner.
Judge:
Dudes: Whoa… epic!