Why is the library imagined as a space lined with bookshelves interspersed between chairs and tables? Are there other ways of imagining what a library could actually be? Does it necessarily need to have tangible books and stories? Does it have to be a curated collection of famous authors and their historical references? And are those the only stories worth telling? Looking at various movie, spaces and article references a lot of directors have tried and played with the concept of time and notion of time itself. Space, time and how the interplay causes our reality to exist. One of the references is the movie Lucy, it explains how TIME is the true unit of measurement. Without time, we don't exist. By this definition, there exists no other way to truly map a person’s lifetime. What are the major and minor events that define you as a person?
What was your ‘Absolute Point in Time’?
The matrix has the numbers 20, 30, 40. A curated set once again. But what about 24? Or 25.574 for that matter? What about the events between 20 and 30? There is a journey to be followed for 20 to become 30. Where did that event go? Where are the events that bridge the gap between 20 and 30? This factor of defining an limitless event that correlates time is responsible for the formation space such as the library.
Therefore, Interdependency of events and people in the vast multiverse cannot be defined into fathomable scale and space. As time is the only constant in these variables, that is responsible for the ever growing and expanding nature of space that is the library comprising all our events .
Sejal Dhait
Pranali Naik
Siddhi Salwaru
Atharva Sawardekar
Saurabh Jangid