Field guide No. 483
The self-dismantling amplifier
Taking itself apart.
In a dim room, a speaker cabinet comes apart in mid-air, screws backing out on their own and panels drifting away. It turned itself up too far.
Field noteLoud amps do rattle screws loose. This one has unscrewed every one at once and let go of its panels.
Also possible, also breaking physics
The cloud cobblerClouds are water and tacks are brass. Brass does not hold water vapour, however neatly driven.
Escaping grooves on plasterGrooves are just shaped vinyl; lifting off makes them loose shaped vinyl. Odd, consistent.
Snail’s trail of springSlime is just slime. Flowers sprouting from it in seconds is spring on fast-forward.
Aurora beneath the kelp forestAuroras belong to the upper sky. These curtains are hanging between the kelp, a long way below the waterline.
