![Michael Wesely](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgNAOTUvxDHYmHeA5423_RAiIswiXKFcX2aJ1nftVm5LXM6BcPXMM3qbeGCTmtf20pWgDO5YBzUERNotfWozPrwLi21T_aiKFlVpcpw8VoB2ijwXFsPdS0sFd0L1ntrvMu-8ATI_WcqEs4/s800/michael-wesely-MoMa-01.jpg)
![Michael Wesely](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiZl9KObb6cpOjhdBv9UrJ1PW6rlqX7SjSe9Z4RNx2KVR55V_49VKJuwWQdyp5SAZEUBLdnuEPf4bhJ6yl9jsqgnmGAIz5ElRwM1d820dsXDusa7irZ8waRUAdE3fFggOO07T5csLZ854s/s800/02_12_2009_0498169001259747448_michael-wesely-1.jpg)
It took more than 2 years for Wesley to create this incredible time incapsulation at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin:
![Michael Wesely](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhmE9G7n3RJkqhEAQEjJ5BaGZeR27RBOlYSClRJOI5Q-jx6BT180_ejol6pkfe3UVZCtrJN0C_VUkpSW99DdZfsx-SyAXwzrz7Wv4QaNityo607KQoB613E3TBOrCgdFi6eCu1HoGBfMPk/s800/michael-wesely-moma-3.jpg)
"The moment is fading, all that remaines is the permanent overlapping of movements of all kinds, political or personal. The technologies of our times fuel this fire of restless 'Online-Existence'. One day computers won't have an on- or off-button anymore. We will always be online."
Via itchyi.com
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