The Hospitality of the Abyssal Ground or Perceptual Architectures of Indeterminacy Natasha Lushetich Abstract There never has been such a thing as solid ground. As profoundly transient beings, all we can hope for is the hospitality of the abyssal ground.[1] Perhaps that is why our everyday aesthetic appreciation of our natural environment is […]
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