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novel and idiosyncratic Magic practices through creative expression?
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Revision as of 11:46, 8 December 2025


Charlie's T4 Assessment Presentation

Introduction

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I have always felt there to be an inherent connection between Magic and Art..

So I am asking the question(s):

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XPUB1 in retrospect...

(...) begs the question: What is Magic, in the first place?


This is a question that I ask within my Thesis. Or at least, attempt to grasp from a variety o perspective.

Ultimately, I believe Magic can mean many different things and present itself in a variety of ways/experiences/forms..

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Let's retrospectively,

SI#25 ✧ Sounds of Marmalade

Sounds of Marmalade(...)

There is Magic in the collective act of creation and I think the jam session performances of that night reflected that..

SI#26 ✧ A 3DS Zine

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Understanding and overcoming limitations as a form of Magic based in knowledge and navigating systems.

SI#27 ✧ Almanac'34

Almanac'34(...)

In some ways I see divination as a form of manifestation (...).

Radical hopefulness as an action against the pessimism bred through the current capitalist system. (...) You need hope and a vision of a better future to make it happen.

Other..

Alternative forms of divination:

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Omens from the Dog Park

Although I have not been keeping up with the project in recent months, I have continued my search for omens and little moments of Magic on my dog walks.

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Prior to my prototyping workshop, I asked people to bring a found object to craft with..

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Focus

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Graduation Project

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What lays at the intersection of Art and Magic, and how can it serve as a ground for forming

novel and idiosyncratic Magic practices through creative expression?

Protocols for Magic

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Project

  • Intro how are the Protocols for Magic “activated”? presented? etc? (in the publication and outside)
  • Feedback -> What are the criteria?? Connected to how I evaluate it in ch.3.
  • Specify audience in more detail -> Even narrower! (where? how? do I meet this public f.ex.)
  • (…)maintaining anti-capitalist.. approach. -> Does not come up again -> but should be more explicit as a central concern to the project’s design

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Thesis

  • Keep the outline as a working document while writing the thesis (like a map)
  • Q for outline and proposal -> Who is the public? not specific enough YET (where and how do I meet this audience? some more detail)
  • Ch.1.: clarify why I chose 3 working definitions and why these (in the thesis)
  • Ch.3.: How will I reflect on the experiments and what are the criteria I will use to reflect on them.
  • Clarify what I mean with idiosyncratic Magic practices
  • Multiple sources are separated with ; -> (Bellisario, 2025; Author, 2020)
  • Ch.3.: Questions -> What are the criteria I use to answer these questions (maybe some I develope through the research process)    

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Prototypes

Protocols for Magic Circles 1

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Prototyping Workshop

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Try-Out Night Prototypes

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What lays...ahead?

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