As she looked through her collection of slides of Fluxus artists books, she was thinking about the final image on the scroll that protruded from the book object which Major Knox sent her before he went wherever he went. It was a silhouette of Lowell Darling, holding a sculptural hand on a stick, campaigning for Governor of California in 1978. Promising to turn parking meters into slot machines that gave prizes, promising to give everyone Wednesdays off, Lowell got about 62,000 votes.
Deciphering the meaning of this final visible image on the Arches paper tape seemed important, but this was not the question that Caydance wanted to ask a Fluxus objects collector, who lived in a Shaker Seed House in the Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts.