“…Generations later, iron workers continue their labor by hand in a gentrifying city and in an era where technology has far surpassed their industrial skills. Filmmaker Kelvin Kyung Kun Park locates his fevered experimental dream in this waning world, addressing his deceased grandfather who once ran his own scrap metal business. …”

“…Dans les observatoires et laboratoires, cours et académies, théâtres et manufactures, les Newton, Lavoisier, Kant, Lord Kelvin, mais aussi des artisans, des médecins, des jésuites, des hommes de spectacles s’attèlent à une nouvelle forme à la fois de connaissance et de gouvernement de la nature : les sciences expérimentales. …”