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"in protest at rising consumerism, the proliferation of capitalism, and the building of nuclear weapons”

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Nuke slow motion

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Do we idolise destruction, how do we feel when something is destroyed. Is there any difference in detsruction vs making something, crafting something. Do we prefer the aftermath or the process.

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 Public access of witnessing auto destructive technology

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 Public access of witnessing auto destructive technology

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“Auto-destructive art reenacts the obsession with destruction, the pummeling to which individuals and masses are subjected. Auto-destructive art demonstrates man’s power to accelerate disintegrative processes of nature and to order them. Auto-destructive art mirrors the compulsive perfectionism of arm manufacture-polishing to destruction point. Auto-destructive art is the transformation of technology into public art…

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patriotism

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Started of by relasing songs like machine gun etiquette, problem child, smash it up. Had names like Captain Sensible. Later to realise more relaxed music like Life goes on

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by definiton it means that it is broken beyond repair, does that then give us a space to be creative and say no it can be something new, even something more. How do we decide when soemthing is destructed

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Is descruction of something a form of customisation? If so can this be a replacement of buying more, but does it then reach an expiry date. Can something