Hope's site has a 14-line stream of consciousness poetic explanation of his work entitled Things-Making-Things.
And now all these years later, you simply hop in the car and drive down the white line of your consciousness, absolutely undistracted by the kaleidoscopic glint of the city, the mayhem of roadside advertising, the intricate behaviors in the vehicles beside you, or the sun being snuffed out by the clouds beyond Malibu.
After placing black photography paper over the walls, he applied a tumbling white stream-of-consciousness line over the entire surface.
Some sentences are 17 lines long, breathless streams of consciousness, while others are minimalist, gnomic, asserting the inadequacy of language: "Whole days were mysterious, and then the sun went down".
But when it came to including lines from James Joyce's stream-of-consciousness novel Finnegan's Wake, chosen by an American contributor, both editors were initially unsure, then gave in.
A whitish square edged in a thin red line signifies the purity of consciousness.
This is a notion, which is in line with quantitative views of consciousness of stimulus processing (Srinivasan et al., 1999; Bar et al., 2001; Moutoussis and Zeki, 2002).
Which begs the question: What will happen when a prime minister adds something along the lines of "harming the public consciousness by presenting arguments on social networks"?
Similarly, the books espouse the use of mind-altering substances to achieve higher states of consciousness, in line with the beliefs of key counterculture figures like Timothy Leary, who is mentioned throughout the three novels.
If I wanted stream-of-consciousness waffle with the occasional funny line, I'd listen to them.
