What is a world without imagination? After all, it makes the world go around. It is the mother of invention as well as the engine of fabrication. It can disrupt, revise, and refashion. It possesses immense destructive power, yet creation is impossible without it. From ancient machines to measure our reality to works of fantastical fiction and hallucinatory images of the incomprehensible, ‘Imagining’ is a call to action for dreamers, artists, and makers. With an introduction by the English author Julian Barnes, the diary includes a child’s cautionary tale, William Blake’s angels, spectral photography, a poem from Emily Dickenson, philosophical cautions, lyrics by John Lennon, and more.
