Marlin Fishing feathers Japanese katakana characters spell “ラーメン”

Japanese katakana characters spell “ラーメン” (ramen) against a cream-colored background

this artwork replaces the usual digits with one word that says it all—NOW—lit up in a powerful red LED

scattering across the surface below like refracted thought or memory

It can be difficult to even identify your own lies sometimes

Marlin Fishing feathers Japanese katakana characters spell “ラーメン”Fishing for Marlin has almost legendary status among anglers the world over. In fact its widely regarded as the pinnacle of offshore game fishing: Once hooked, a marlin displays an acrobatic ability worthy of an Olympic gold metal, but the process of reeling it in is more like fighting a raging bull: Marlin can swim up to 50 miles per hour and can take teams of 5 or more people to reel them in theyve probably pulled more people overboard than any