Tydskrif · an almanac of time
temporal being · the quantum self · geometry & language
Twenty pieces, over a wall of hand-drawn plates that keeps turning. Each drawing is a door — follow the one on screen, or read them in order below. Kairos keeps watch.
A companion to the book It's About Time. These twenty articles were grown from the essays, papers and fragments in Thomas Verhave's archive — on what time is, who we are inside it, and the strange geometry where physics and language meet. Every piece is paired with a page from the same hand-drawn sketchbook.
Each article is drawn faithfully from a source PDF — a philosophy chapter, a physics paper, a dictated essay — and adapted for reading on the web. The plates are scans of a single art-brut sketchbook: kana practice, atoms, angels, and one recurring question, what colour are his eyes? In the dark they hang inverted, like negatives on a light-box; by day they return to ink on paper.
Kairos watches the river and does not argue with its speed.