Anthony Amies (British, 1945-2000), Landscape with Pylons, c.1973-75. Oil on canvas, 189 x 189 cm. UCL Art Museum, London
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Angels are everywhere. Transmission towers. Telephone poles. Cable cars. Trains. Road tunnels. Computers and Supercomputers. Synthesisers. Circuit boards. Robots and AI.
We are the gods and these are our angels.
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slowly but surely falling in love with this beautiful angelic antenna tower on my morning commute
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“I have no house only a shadow. But whenever you are in need of a shadow, my shadow is yours.”
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Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB)
ad c.1961
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Mukachevo, Ukraine, 1969. From the Budapest municipal photography company archive.
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pylons are church spires. to me. geometric. unimaginably tall. so so so beautiful. marvels of human architecture; thumbprints on our landscapes. intrinsically spiritual. you get me? you get me.
they are manmade beasts. too tall to conceptualise. we are ants compared to our own creations....
ooga booga. doesnt it make you feel small?
image sources below cut bc i dont just want to steal a bunch of pictures😅
1: pylons probably in suffolk? "misfitsarchitecture" blog
2: salisbury cathedral, official website
3: pylon (no one puts where these pylons are :( )
4: demolition of petworth spire in 1947 from their official website
5. spire of st paul's church, avoncroft museum of buildings, worcestershire
6: pylon from @/CraftyCornfield on twitter (dont know where :( )
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quick phone doodle of the pylon idea thats been rattling in my brain for weeks ^_^
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