NOMOTO TRANSIT

President Barack Obama

On the night of November 4, 2008, tens of thousands of people gathered in Chicago’s Grant Park, their breath visible in the crisp autumn air, united by a shared moment of history. Barack Obama—son of a Kenyan father and a Kansan mother—walked onto the stage, h

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CHAPTER 00 / THE WET SEAT

One passenger is missing.

The seat is wet. It has not rained. Someone says the passenger was carrying an empty birdcage.

A dreamlike journey through the human condition: moral philosophy from Thales to Arendt and Camus, psychology, science, film, and AI as a new test of old human questions. There is no required route.

N LOCAL / THE HUMAN WEATHER

NOMOTO MEDIA / THE HUMAN CONDITION, AI & MORAL PHILOSOPHY

Where do you want to go?

Select a station.ORIGINAL HOMEPAGE →BROWSE ALL WORKS →

NOMOTO SOUND CARRIAGE

NOMOTO MUSIC YOUR MUSIC LOOP MUSIC THE CONDUCTOR / STATION ANNOUNCEMENTS CONDUCTOR

FIELD RECORDING LINE / FIRST ARRIVALReal transit doors now sound during travel. Longer stations, tunnels, crowds, and voices arrive as separate city-and-era layers.DOOR RECORDING / STEPHAN / COLOGNE / PUBLIC DOMAIN

ROUTE MUSIC READY

TRANSFER / DEEP ARCHIVE

INFINITE SHELVES

Choose a body of work—or follow the object that bothers you.

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