...by intellectual property rights, and decreased knowledge mobility working in hyper-specialized divisions of labor. DIY hacktivism and decentralizing pra
...ing practices. By examining the writing of technical and instructive texts in both contemporary practices and media archaeology, I aim to address the imp
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...y parents and country(China)", to the extent that I only started exploring my anus very late.
...the anus as a zero point for the deterritorialization of the heterosexual body, its pleasure serving as a metaphor for (sexual) communism.
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...ise past and current work through readings on object (how did this develop in your work) (1000) ) Sontag and relation to current/past projects (1000). (
...ore you have processed what the writers are saying and put their arguments in your own words]
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...forts to the aspects of the urban-rural fringe and the queer subculture in China. The vitality of these non-mainstream lifestreams is a unique cultural attr
...tutions, and lead to chaos. I tried to tap the potential of the parasites, in the words of Michel Serres, to "generate a different order".
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...iation of caring social relationship between the creator and users (Ibid). My project attempts to re-investigate the role of textual media within DIY/DIW
...of making public what are the aspects that hinder users from participating in open source collaborative networking.
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...much a territory that enables movement as something that keeps everything in its place, it is '''movement''' itself.” Reading / Feeling - If I Can’t
...nd how movement is implied in the moment of production and post-production in both practices. I see the possibility to establish a connection and elabora
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*Everything enclosed in tags are elements
*Body is visible content
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...of caring social relationship between the creator and users (Nafus, 2011). My project attempts to re-investigate the role of textual media within DIY/DIW
...of making public what are the aspects that hinder users from participating in open source collaborative networking.
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::Watermarks in libraries and archives
::Watermarks in the publishing business
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::Watermarks in libraries and archives
::Watermarks in the publishing business
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::Watermarks in libraries and archives
::Watermarks in the publishing business
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what is my thesis?（ Outline )
...the past years I have been trying to clarify my work and find the topic in my work.
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...from '''"The Mushroom at the end of the world - on the possibility of life in capitalist ruins”'' put together by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, that could be
...andscape patches emerge from more than human patches. Precarity is enacted in more-than-human sociality.<br>
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'''Description for my work:
...moving. The four main drawings "water, well, miriness, wave" depict water in different environment.
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-The curatorial groundwork will be planned by Florian Weigl in conversation with LB alumni and monitoring during the build-up.
I am interested in this, maybe I could help :)
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...ing the tragedies and events through the journey. The artwork is presented in the style of an old book that extends into a long drawing. On the back, the
...e drawings. Steve thinks it's a strange fascination and one could get lost in it or find it overwhelming. The problem with the artists is that everything
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...ing the tragedies and events through the journey. The artwork is presented in the style of an old book that extends into a long drawing. On the back, the
...e drawings. Steve thinks it's a strange fascination and one could get lost in it or find it overwhelming. The problem with the artists is that everything
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Ambulance drivers, men taking polaroid pictures in bars and flower vendors.
...tivity of capitalism. At last, I will ponder upon my own work approach and my intention to philosophize, dematerialize the hustle.
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It’s the temperature, it’s the color, it’s the space, it’s what you see in front of the screen, it’s what you hear without the screen, it’s changi
...ntion? Duration in a simple and repeating structure. Meditating experience in simple form and repetition.
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My questions:<br>
objects called hrönir in the alternative world described in this history.
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