From Marinetti’s The Manifesto of Tactilism, 1921

From Marinetti’s The Manifesto of Tactilism, 1921

1. to wear gloves for several days, during which time the brain will force condensation into your hands of desire for different tactile sensations;
2. to swim underwater in the sea, trying to distinguish interwoven currents and different temperatures tactilistically;
3. every night, in complete darkness, to recognise and enumerate every object in your bedroom