“To get back to photography: it’s technics which gives the photo its extraordinary character as image. It’s through this technicity that our world reveals itself to be radically non-objective. It is, paradoxically, the objective lens of the camera which reveals the unobjectivity of the world, that little something which will not be resolved by analysis or in resemblance. It’s technique, it carries us beyond resemblance, to the heart of the illusion of reality.” –Jean Baudrillard, Paroxysm, 1997