After renewal comes a crossing, a 90 degrees angle between the Sun (at 29* Taurus) and the Moon (at 29* Leo). A crossing implies a movement, a crisis, a tension between different directions, but it’s also a meeting point, an opportunity, an interpellation, an “Hey!” which makes one turn around and for a moment pay attention. How is that which was re/newed and re/turned in the New Moon appearing now? Is that materially untenable duality starting to take some shape? What does it look like?

Thinking of what has not yet or has never happened or existed before in material terms is one of the many invitations made by this conjunction of the Sun and the Moon, in the first sign of the Earth trilogy. While there are many ways to consider this configuration, here I choose to read it as a moment in which a duality—intellectual and emotional, light and dark, exterior and interior, reflection and intuition – that makes sense in formal terms, reveals itself untenable because considered materially.