"Graduation project"
To whom it may affect,
+in process
+in process
"Past projects at XPUB"
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Collective editing tools
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Restaging reality
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Acknowledgment
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Audience's agency
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Space and surrounding
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Common narration to host multiple voices
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X-Kitchen
SI18, "Uneven pattern"
SI18, "SIX"
...where an ordinary private setting was turned into a stage, hosting and broadcasting a program.
- published on: 2022, May
- published from: Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam
- published @: (URL)
- published by: Erica, Kamo & Kimberley
- guest-publishers: XPUB students (all names), XPUB tutor (Femke Snelting)
- public: anyone with url
- narrative: A day-long conversation and workshop on cross-reading methods developed by students of XPUB. The conversation is facilitated and documented thanks to a script, as well as (sound) recorded and broadcasted.
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notes/observation/traces:
"XPUB studio": A large room in a modern school building; individual desks with computers and monitors; opening and closing time; students and tutors of XPUB
"XPUB living room": A circular arrangement of two red and one green sofa; a makeshift coffee table; an eclectic assemblage of objects dismissed from their respective functions a long time ago (air pump, dead cactus, mouldy cup, empty mustard jar, etc.) and organically accumulating as time and students pass by.
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The contrasting nature of the "XPUB studio" and the "XPUB living room" gives meaning to the two space's relation: a space of exchange at the heart of the room emerging from the need for sociability; a space where traces left by individuals persist in contrast to individual desks that are emptied and restored at the end of each school year.
gesture: (dis)placed in an empty room, the familiar arrangement becomes a stage (reenactment)— awareness prompted by the mic, the script and other recording materials. Repurpose an old setting, turning a private space into a space of publication.
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Retrospective narration as a tool to document a situation
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Interdependencies introduction assignment
"Somewhere on the highway, publishing" (thesis)
"To whom it may affect" (project)
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