Last of the Dumbo Arts festival images, this a life-sized paper cutout affixed to a brick wall. There were a series of these, and they weren't identified.
6:01:23 PM    

A machine-machine in man-machine's clothing (see below): another quote, this from Jean Genet's Prisoner of Love:

I've said above (or will say below), that the expression entre chien et loup (literally, between dog and wolf, that is, at dusk, when the two can't be distinguished from each other) suggests a lot of other things besides the time of day...(such as)the hour in which [~] and its a space rather than a time [~] every being becomes its own shadow, and thus something other than itself. The hour of metamorphoses, when people half hope, half fear, that a dog will become a wolf.
5:38:40 PM    

Further meditations on the 'singularity,' this from Flesh and Machines: How Robots Will Change Us, by MIT AI Lab director Rodney Brooks (2002):

While we have come to rely on our machines over the last fifty years, we are about to become our machines during the first part of the millenium, We need not fear our machines because we, the man-machines, will always be a step ahead of them, the machine-machines. We will not download ourselves into machines, rather, those of us alive today, over the course of our lifetimes, will morph ourselves into machines,
11:58:35 AM