Stereotomic PermutatoinsPreston Scott Cohen

This is probably the shortest reading, we will every get in this class. Cohen proposes a stereotonic technique of projection(s). A system of opposing projections that are combined to become "techniques of formal transgression". In other words, opposing projections that when combined offer a transitional state of the object. This sort of ties everything back to the project, where we can imagine film offers us multiple views of a space. Combining theses views not to rebuild the space, but to inform us about the camera and it's movement.

(I suppose that's what we are doing for part b.)