Issue 10: The Reinvention of Travel (Black & White)

We seem to remember people going out; maybe it was a fever dream; or maybe they did but never came back. That’s the problem with the outside; every stroll, even the most casual, ends with an open manhole. Those who have lost bodies or luggage gain the secret quickest: a voyage? Just freeform waiting; an automatism of windows in motion. Backgrounds. Uncomfortably, some get a taste for this non-repetitive lifestyle. You could say that the act of physical exploration is able to uniquely reinvent itself in its own application and—importantly—never reinvents itself twice.