User:Queenfeline/catch a brainstorm

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So yeahhhh here we are.

i will do my master.

this will happen.

so here are ideas

i guess


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"Catch a brainstorm"
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– How do we consider practise, not just product?

– Philosophie und grafische Experimente

– Website: philosophische fragen auf die man antworten kann mit grafischen formen ?!

Music as a language

– What (even) is language?

– What is in it that we think we understand?

– What does it even mean to understand?

– What are the objects of understanding, what is there to understand?

– notation = language?

– if so, what are we reading and understanding in that?


"Voice is a medium for collective practise"– Let's talk about unspeakable things

Words shape our world.

Language can also change our world – feminist language (go read glossary of undisciplined design!)


– tattoo flipbook weiterarbeiten?

– generell: Wie können grafische elemente (per zufall) entstehen?

collective – collaborative


read as many books as possible!!!

As CSS works with language – how is it similar to poetry?

– find books about coding as language

A definition of definition

– alsways come up with new ways to describe/define the words to define the defined

"To fall quickly and in large amounts"cascading

Zine – Wörter als Grafiken/Grafen


Annotation zine

– layout all the pages round a table

– give everyone a pencil and let them annotate every page

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Keyboard Zine

– write the same thing on different language keyboards and note the positions grafically

Websites

– with js i guess... when type a random character it takes it and displays it a random number of times and with random fontsizes (and fonts?)

– type a caracter this displays a form in a randomized size on a randomized place on the viewport, different keys do different forms – maus hinterlässt eine spur

– poem generator... take the email subjects?! and then make 4 or 5 lines - with filling words?

RE: Poetry


what happens to the web, if the content gets analog and then back into the web?


– Fragmentation

– pinplotting on the special paper a zine?

– Verschiedene Arten von Zeiterfassung/-darstellung hier


Why and how do we feel connected through the internet?
human interaction – the www as a tool for (feminist) connection

Feedback

Where am I standing? Who am I speaking to? Find my voice, put my feed on the ground (or acknowledge that they are already somewhere on a ground) and speak with my voice! Pin-pointing more.



To < p > or not to < p >

to declare something dead is must've been alive first.
– when we say a link is "dead", we're using a metaphor that implies the link once had life — it functioned, led somewhere, served a purpose. This language hints at a deeper intuition many people share: that the web feels alive in some way. Not in a biological sense, of course but there is a lot of organismic terms when it comes to the web – it grows, decays, evolves, gets "sick" (with malware), and even dies in parts (dead links, defunct sites). So while the web isn't alive like humans, it behaves in ways that resemble life: changing, reacting, replicating.
Digital decay – digital memory
Digital Memory and the Archive – Wolfgang Ernst (2012) – A more philosophical, media-archaeological look at how digital systems remember and forget, including how data "lives" and "dies."
Zombie Media – Garnet Hertz & Jussi Parikka (2012) – A media art theory essay about technologies that won’t die—obsolete but lingering in digital ecosystems. Parallels ideas of digital haunting and undead links.
Digitales Objektgedächnis
That "internet of things" thing
https://www.wolfgang-wahlster.de/wp-content/uploads/tN15_English.pdf – Digital Product Memory:Embedded Systems Keep a Diary
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL MEDIA IN THE FORMATION OF TRANSNATIONAL MEMORIES ON DISAPPEARANCES


fragile internet


Zeitlichkeit

Is time something we live through or something that lives through us?
Eine Sammlung ( is in itself time related already)
(Falt)plakat – Fotos of decay
Filmstreifen
Kalender
Texts – philosophical (only?), crystals, spacetime, gps, Datumsgrenze and timezones
Heidegger, Sein und Zeit
Elias, Über die Zeit
Hawkins, A brief history of time
Raphaell, Crystal Enlightment
Zeichnungen


poetic coding language

Whose Time Is It?
open spell book is a website project on feminist literatur