// Like millions of people I was carried to work today in a comfortable metal box by the controlled explosion of 60 million year old dinosaur juice. (You call that petrol). I avoided unexpected traffic on my way thanks to flying machines orbiting the earth, which talked to a metal and glass supercomputer in my pocket smaller than a bar of soap. (You call that a phone). My pocket supercomputer is – of course – wirelessly connected to the entirety of humanity’s knowledge. The entirety of humanity’s knowledge is – of course – free. And I can search all of it as fast as I can type. None of this is even interesting to anyone anymore. // Writes Oliver Emberton
How thrilling it is to find a project like "Informal Christmas" by Žalieji Sprendimai! To stumble upon a Christmas tree in an unpredictable place but still its natural environment. It doesn't have to cost a lot to put a smile on people's faces. It takes creative people able to play. // You should be amazed. //
