Tag machines
Jack on how we can create artefacts that matter through simple arbitrary rules. Nora also discusses how small bits collected might form a whole work, and the ethics of surrendering involved in this. Samuel also teases out some good points… Continue Reading →
Work from Nora. Turning Bogost’s page into a spatial list. Now this would be a great way to build a script for another episode of the project. Just sayin’.
Something simple applied with rigour, and repeated. This is how you simply, and elegantly, build complex patterns and/or structures: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2017/mar/29/finnish-facades-architecture-helsinki-in-pictures This is, in the language of our studio, a machine for noticing, recording, and making facades. What becomes elegant is… Continue Reading →
This is from an essay I’m currently writing (yes, I have to write essays too). Thought it suitably relevant that might be helpful as a ‘thinkingtool’. Technical media are intentional recording machines that indifferently inscribe some part of the world…. Continue Reading →
My take aways: how to listen to something in itself and not impose us on it? our media are now machines, are computational media, and what matters is how to build protocols that allow for making our media recording machines… Continue Reading →
Trickles
Cameo spent Easter in hospital with a virus (what was the virus’ point of view here do you think?), reading about bats. With three things as questions not understood. Samuel on Frank Ocean, and more specifically Frank Ocean as a… Continue Reading →