Quoting László Moholy-Nagy (1925), Painting, Photography, Film, 1925

Men still kill one another, they have not yet understood how they live, why they live; politicians fail to observe that the earth is an entity, yet television (Telehor) has been invented: the “Far Seer”—tomorrow we shall be able to look into the heart of our fellow-man, be everywhere and yet be alone; illustrated books, newspapers, magazines are printed—in millions. The unambiguousness of the real, the truth in the everyday situation is there for all classes. The hygiene of the optical, the health of the visible is slowly filtering through.

— László Moholy-Nagy (1925), Painting, Photography, Film, 1925

8:08pm on October 4, 2024 from Turkey.


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