There is a sunflower springing
Ten thousand seeds all microprocessors

I spoke 7 times today,
they were all strangers.
Daytime was 8 hours 17 minutes,
and 26 seconds long
The courtyard fox visited 4 times.
2 wood pigeons waddled by.

On June 13th, 2021
Waited until
Rho Cassiopeiae
became visible in the night sky
The summer was scorching
The day was long
I saw the star at 22 minutes before midnight

On June 13th, 2021
Waited until
Rho Cassiopeiae
became visible in the night sky, again.
The summer was scorching
The day was long
I saw the star at 22 minutes before midnight

STARS

MOON

SUN

Sunset
Moonrise

Go on a walk
that lasts until
the 17th puddle

Blizzard. Rain. Drizzle.
Breeze. Sun.
Calm.

Rising Barometre.

When exactly do machines
think night has fallen?

Count crane lights,
like how you’ve counted stars.

Trees bear
Fruit

Blossoms

Stars

Moon

Lights

The blossoms
have no fear

The windvane
in the sun

The light clouds,
spring twilight.

Blow
Whoosh
Blustery
Roof

Spring Metre

(February to April 2015,
London and Cornwall)

Lily of the valley blooms
in a valley of tar and concrete.

R U S H
H U S H
G U S H
L U S H

(Weather Motet,
After Ian Hamilton Finlay)

Springtide

POETIC
CARGO
SITE
/

LINRAN
JIANG
︎︎︎

INDEX

CONTEXT

There is a sunflower springing
Ten thousand seeds all microprocessors

I spoke 7 times today,
they were all strangers.
Daytime was 8 hours 17 minutes,
and 26 seconds long
The courtyard fox visited 4 times.
2 wood pigeons waddled by.

On June 13th, 2021
Waited until
Rho Cassiopeiae
became visible in the night sky
The summer was scorching
The day was long
I saw the star at 22 minutes before midnight

On June 13th, 2021
Waited until
Rho Cassiopeiae
became visible in the night sky, again.
The summer was scorching
The day was long
I saw the star at 22 minutes before midnight

STARS

MOON

SUN

Sunset
Moonrise

Go on a walk
that lasts until
the 17th puddle

Blizzard. Rain. Drizzle.
Breeze. Sun.
Calm.

Rising Barometre.

When exactly do machines
think night has fallen?

Count crane lights,
like how you’ve counted stars.

Trees bear
Fruit

Blossoms

Stars

Moon

Lights

The blossoms
have no fear

The windvane
in the sun

The light clouds,
spring twilight.

Blow
Whoosh
Blustery
Roof

Spring Metre

(February to April 2015,
London and Cornwall)

Lily of the valley blooms
in a valley of tar and concrete.

R U S H
H U S H
G U S H
L U S H

(Weather Motet,
After Ian Hamilton Finlay)

Springtide

There is a sunflower springing Ten thousand seeds all microprocessors

Blow Whoosh Blustery Roof Spring Metre (February to April 2015,London and Cornwall)

Lily of the valley blooms in a valley of tar and concrete.

R U S H H U S H G U S H L U S H (Weather Motet,After Ian Hamilton Finlay)

There is a sunflower springing
Ten thousand seeds all microprocessors

Blow
Whoosh
Blustery
Roof

Spring Metre

(February to April 2015,
London and Cornwall)

Lily of the valley blooms
in a valley of tar and concrete.

R U S H
H U S H
G U S H
L U S H

(Weather Motet,
After Ian Hamilton Finlay)