Oneblock proposes a record that not only investigates the uses and potential of everyday objects—and their resulting actions or spaces—but presents drawing as a tool "requiring constant updating to represent, at all times and with the utmost clarity, what it truly aims to convey, responding to the needs of society at every point along the unstoppable timeline." Read below for an in-depth look at the work in the authors' own words.
"The best things never make it onto recordings. A couple of guys in the East Village made a tape of two girls screaming. That's all, just two girls screaming. Excellent. But when they took it to the record company, the man said: but it has no beginning or end. But that was the whole point." - Lou Reed, the Velvet Underground
