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What is man's relationship to noise? Humans speed across the asphalt at around 40 meters per second. This environment is part of the human being. If you were to stand at the guardrail, you would be swept along by gusts of wind. What is man's relationship to these fast moving objects? Is it possible to determine from this a behaviour of the human being to space and time? What relationship do we have to speed? | What is man's relationship to noise? Humans speed across the asphalt at around 40 meters per second. This environment is part of the human being. If you were to stand at the guardrail, you would be swept along by gusts of wind. What is man's relationship to these fast moving objects? Is it possible to determine from this a behaviour of the human being to space and time? What relationship do we have to speed? | ||
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What is man's relationship to noise? Humans speed across the asphalt at around 40 meters per second. This environment is part of the human being. If you were to stand at the guardrail, you would be swept along by gusts of wind. What is man's relationship to these fast moving objects? Is it possible to determine from this a behaviour of the human being to space and time? What relationship do we have to speed?
With the work, what lies out of sight is made audible. The sound waves left behind become a down pitching sinus waves. The quiet, descending sound melody confronts the visual perception of speed.
