HeyJaredSongs of the Threshold
Mythopoetic essays of futurist remembering. Pulses from the living current beneath the noise. Songs from the threshold, where worlds turn. @thresholdsinger on Instagram
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On December 28, 1895, thirty-three people paid one franc each to sit in the basement of the Grand Café on the Boulevard des Capucines in Paris to encounter a new invention by brothers Lumière: Le Cinématographe. The apparatus was named from the Greek: kinema (movement) and graphein (to write)— movement written.Photography had by then existed for fifty-six years: daguerreotypes, silver images that took thirty seconds to expose, mostly captured as portraits. To sit for a daguerreotype was to try n
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