Grand Central Scavenger Hunt

 

 

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Grand Central Terminal and the kinetic nature of its surroundings alters what I know about my external environment and what they mean to me. I had the ability for the fist time to gaze externally at our profound, subconscious recognition that we call simultaneous perception. It is an astute level of consciousness that allows us to be wary of the movement of other individuals. As I stood on the balcony that overlooks the Grand Concourse, the humans appeared as little minuscule dots running around, each in their own little race. I stood still and could sense the palpable movement that encompassed the space.

IMG_7494 IMG_7495 IMG_7534  Guastavino designed vaulted ceilings.

IMG_7504 IMG_7505   Bi-planed mural

IMG_7506    Evidence of wear and tear

IMG_7509  Caught mid selfie. Overheard a profound conversation she had with her companion in Korean. I understood every word. 

IMG_7500  my zodiac- Pisces

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The Richard Lippold sculpture

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The Transit Museum where I was most excited by the train.

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Carving of a dragon

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added bonus

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Whisper chamber

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No longer in use.

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A fascinating sculpture that I had come across in the subway station on my way to the 4 5 6 train. I see it as the internal mechanism of a grater structure. A fascinating form.

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