User:Eleanorg/2.1/work in progress

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Prev work

  • Physical hosting MariePortraitSmall.JPG
  • Dissolute img DissoluteImageInstallationView1.jpg

(and back to...

  • Open Sauce 5866358335_c59f1f466f_b.jpg
  • Play!Fight!)

Themes:

-many subjectivities called to collaborate/cohere
-solidarity called for even with things we may disagree with.
  • Proposal: zine on consent, content generated on the fly EmbedSketch1-page1.png

First experiments

Opening up from narrow proposal of applying Dissolute Image to whole 'chunks' of text/images. What are the social/psychological processes being tested here? In what different ways could they be explored?


  • Photocopied editions
- A single book made multiple by the differing tastes of the copiers Scribed1.jpg Scribed2.jpg Scribed3.jpg
  • Transcribers
- A single text split across multiple people, dependent upon their commitment to accuracy. < transcribers screenshots >

Residency

Expanding beyond digital realm. Concern shifted from Hosting to Dissemination. Looked at diverse ways of disseminating the views of others.

  • Transcribing < photocopied transcriptions >
  • Repeating via earpiece < video ? >

What's interesting here is how it questions autonomous agency when we start to speak others' words - authorship/agency becomes confused.

Broadcasting experiments

Aymeric said this idea of 'transmitting others' was too vague. So, brought it back to networked publishing.

  • Image Embedding Ring < screenshots & feedback >

Tried out existing method (embedding) for testing willingness to 'broadcast together'

  • Placard generator < placards! >

Learning new methods of transmitting the words of others.

Moving towards: publishing model incorporating the most interesting aspects of the above experiments, probably with more emphasis on P2P technologies. Idea of text as multiple not singular <Marit M - annagrammatical books>

Where Next

  • Better understand P2P transmission models; role of individuals and how they relate to trackers/indexes.