The Analogue image (n.) holds a form of disappearance, distance and freezing of the world, a nothingness at its heart.
A CT Scan (n.) empties the room of every healthy person before it begins, and you stay.
A CT Scan (n.) is like reading a diary for one thing and finding a page you were not looking for.
A CT Scan (n.) answers the question you asked and three you would rather not have.
A CT Scan (n.) takes minutes, and waiting for what it saw takes the rest of the month.
The Digital image (n.) does not blossom, because it cannot wilt; frozen in an endless now, it knows no age, destiny or death.
The Digital image (n.) erases the image as analogon and the real as something that can be imagined.
The Digital image (n.) has lost the negative, not the film negative only but the absence at the heart of an image that makes it resonate.
Drawing (n.) is a way of reasoning on paper.
Drawing (n.) is the art of taking a line for a walk.
Drawing (n.) is not what you see, but what you must make others see.
Drawing (n.) is a thing one must necessarily begin in order to discover what it is they are going to draw.