This horizon line is bent at the waist,

1) A thing usually far away dips towards you, lessening the distance between here and there.

2) Now we know that the farthest thing is more like us than we thought.

3) Near and far are not 2 ends of a spectrum. Instead, they spin on a wheel that lets you touch both ends and what’s in between.

4) What if the thing separating up from down fell away too?

5) More like: A consistently straight thing folds in on itself and becomes curved.

6) More like: Something we rely on is not as reliable as we once thought.

7) Could this line called horizon slouch even further? What else rigid might be willing to bend?

Works by Megan Arnold, Joel Becker, Julie Hall & Jacob Irish, Maddie Lychek, Abisola Oni, Lauren Prousky and Jordyn Stewart. Curated by Lauren Prousky.