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It's. About. Time.
What Time Is It?
Press two fingers on your heart. Count the pulses. You are a clock ticking at about 60 beats per minute. You are a clock that times everything. You are the clock that matters.
Some of us can remember when mechanical clockfaces were round, when you had to wind an alarm to wake you in the morning, when you could clock out to sever the tendrils of work and end the day. Now we carry illuminated clocks that can time shift work and entertainment, that connect us to the world all 24 hours without reference to sunlight and dark. Scientists are alarmed by these unnatural rhythms. Artists wonder what time means. Do the hands of time nurture us or do they subdue us?