Topological Ambivalence
Published Sunday, June 25, 2006 by Chris | E-mail this post
Every insurrection contains degrees of uncertainty. Evading the counter forces is an active part of all successful insurrections. Unlike an escape, every evasion has a system of intelligence imbedded within, acting on cleverness or deceit. The outplay of these evasions often notate the story of an insurrection. Insurrections also operate at different scales. For example, the scale of a crowd or that of it’s city. Shown here is an image form the opening scenes of The Battle of Algiers.
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