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''Draw a card, type the command in a browser, and receive its function, with a related feminist concept, and instructions on how to act. By playing online or in person you are serving and being served, becoming a feminist server yourself. | ''Draw a card, type the command in a browser, and receive its function, with a related feminist concept, and instructions on how to act. By playing online or in person you are serving and being served, becoming a feminist server yourself. | ||
Rooted in feminist methods and literature, the game invites players to rethink computational terms. As they engage with the commands, new connections emerge.'' | Rooted in feminist methods and literature, the game invites players to rethink computational terms. As they engage with the commands, new connections emerge.'' | ||
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https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/si-23-website-table/ | |||
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|[[File:Destroy the protocol, I radio program.jpg|thumb|upright=1|Destroy the Protocol I program]] | |||
|[[File:EOW4.jpg|thumb|upright=0.5|Experiment 01-1 echoes of]] | |||
|[[File:EOW5.jpg|thumb|upright=0.47|Experiment 01-2 the wasteland]] | |||
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Special Issues
SI XXII
This was my confused special issue, here the link to the main wiki page I used for its trimester: special issue xxii
⋆. ݁₊ D E S T R O Y - P R O T O C O L S radio show with Zuzu and Michel
pad 2(protocol 2): https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Radio_Worm_10_Oct
- exploring if we need a protocol to D E S T R O Y PROTOCOLS?? what is even a PROTOCOL??
- Leslie, Nami, Erica interviewed by me for our radio show
⋆. ݁₊ Echoes of the wasteland
Installation object prompts participants to contemplate the fragility of communication and human connection in the face of the Catastrophe. It's a collection of decay, relics from a lost era, tangled wires, vinyls, adorned with symbols reminiscent of a bygone civilisation. At its core lies a mysterious time capsule, a vessel of fading messages left by the wanderers that sought comfort inside our shelter
installation notes https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI22-installation-notes
⋆. ݁₊ Manual for Post-apocalyptic Radio Making
I helped printing Maria's manual
SI XXIII
This was my writing special issue, here the link to the main wiki page I used for its trimester: special issue xxiii
⋆. ݁₊ / Loading: feminist server.../ card/browser game
I worked with the table ┳━┳ group.
Draw a card, type the command in a browser, and receive its function, with a related feminist concept, and instructions on how to act. By playing online or in person you are serving and being served, becoming a feminist server yourself.
Rooted in feminist methods and literature, the game invites players to rethink computational terms. As they engage with the commands, new connections emerge.
https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/si-23-website-table/
⋆. ݁₊ Pen plotting party + PPP
SI XXIV
This was again a writing special issue, here the link to the main wiki page I used for its trimester: special issue xxiv
Reading/writing practice
What I was most focused on during the whole xpub experience was reading and writing.
I did everything I could to keep up with what we were doing in our meetings, I did start a diary (Alessia/Diary/xpubone + Alessia/Logbook). Maybe the point of making this diary was indeed aknowledge that I couldn’t always keep up with the documentation side of my XPUB journey, and to forgive myself for that.
From the SI 23 onward I began writing more, both online and offline.
“Humanisation of technology,” “games,” and “ecology” were the key themes of the second trimester. “Space/place,” “liminality,” and “countermapping” for the third.
I started collecting material on liminality (User:Alessia/liminal), which has always been a central focus of my research. Outside of the wiki, I continued to explore the topic, for example, in this piece: <https://www.poetryinternational.com/en/poets-poems/archive-tours/archive-tour/105-30505_Between-Worlds>.
Xpub helped me opening up a bit. I’m not as anxious about joining conversations as I used to be. Now I’m more interested in collective reading and writing (something I quite missed in the second year), and in collaborative writing environments like the pads or the wiki.
Thijs and I worked on the https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/WikiBabble, a revolutionary social wiki media