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The old stone corner building morphed into a laundry buzz, street level; washing is no longer a hand job, since electricity feeds machines to grind our dirt; as technology evolves upwards and away from us, we use the time to devolve; all, whatever the scale, grows or shrinks into nothingness, sitting at each end; streets could curve themselves into knots thus we could not care more or less; being oblivious to the outside is simply the reflection of a void inside us, oblivion.

Urban now 130601_00 Henri Durand

Machine era, stretching on the street 2013