HISTORY OF THE WORLD: A POEM BY PETER DE POTTER
26 Gasoline Stations
Andrei Markov (chain)
‘One Hundred Years’
The Dymaxion House
Giordano Bruno
The Lightning Field
Mr. Sir
‘A Short Term Effect’
Alan Turing (machine)
‘Neon Lights’ (1978)
‘Island of Never Anger’
Edgard Varèse
Rachel Carson
Victory over the Sun
Taliesin West (1954)
Small White Pebble Circles
Carbonated Soft Drinks
Model Nº670, 1956
Rosa Parks
Viking I, Viking II
Farnsworth House, Plano, Illinois
Supremus Nº58
Nikola Tesla (coil)
‘The Hanging Garden’
International Mobile
‘Sparrowfall’
The Hall of Everlasting Life
Valentina Tereshkova
Richard Prince
Water Supply & Distribution
A Promise Ring
Puberty
Swimming Lakes
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (jet)
St. Louis Gateway Arch
Drinking Straw
Red Petals
Niels Bohr (atoms for peace)
‘Magnetic North’
Fallingwater
Remote Control
‘Events in Dense Fog’
Ralf Hütter
Kilimanjaro (19,335.6)
Laughter And Forgetting
Carle David Runge (helium)
Sign Language
‘Dunwich Beach, Autumn 1960’
‘Slowdive’
Robert Jarvik (7)
Grey-scale Ultrasound
Greeting Cards
Terrestrial Radar
Jonas Salk (strong children)
Monument To The Last Horse
Tin And Copper
The Texas Pieces
Louis, Mary & Richard Leakley (skull)
Ghost Telephone
Alpine Architecture
Rudolf Schwarzkogler
After Ford (Huxley)
Things That Are Near
Rouen Cathedral, Morning
White-haird Girls
Sojourner
M.L. (the freezing of mercury)
Floating Tetrahedral City
Monogram ‘55
JBJ Fourier (chaleur)
‘Tiny Golden Books’
To Be Close
Six stanzas from this 2004 poem by Peter de Potter were selected by Raf Simons for prints in his Spring/Summer 2005 collection. The Raf Simons dossier from 032c’s sold-out 27th issue is available to view online.