Originally Posted by Charles Hayward

I think cubism dissolved into the culture away from painting and into cinema, story telling, music, and away from a static moment in space and into simultaneity and schisms across time. Parallel universe remix. Or maybe more exactly, cubism was an expression of an aesthetic and technical and political necessity, the investigation of multiple camera angles, parallel with the unfolding of relativity in physics. This needs also to move into political and social exchange, so that we integrate the diverse viewpoints into actions around sharing and solidarity, but without a center that diminishes the value of each individual point of view. In other words, replacing an organizational system that, no matter how hard it tries, will always reinforce hierarchy, and replace it with a much more fluid organism of interaction and responsibility. We will each hold and shape our material and spiritual reality in order to share that with each other and with the everything.