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Special Issue 22

Broadcast: Radio Reading

Performative reading technique called chiming in taken from my collaborative work Reading rhythms club. Accompanied by sound boards, and both used for sonic highlights of theoretical texts.

☞ Connected to: Connected to: reading approaches, spaces for learning

Platform is the Problem

A publication which examines how social media platform features condition behaviour online, as well as tries to find playful alternatives. Created with Riviera.

☞ Connected to: web to print, printed matter, editorial decisions

Broadcast: Personal Accounts of Irreplaceable Lace

A speculative fiction broadcast about the 200 years of history seen through archivists' practices, media archeology and personal notes.

☞ Connected to: fictioning, archival practices, writing

Byte Noise: Sound you see me, sound you don't

A 3D rendered video about digital storage, repurposing, radio Worm's studio space and clutter made with Lorenzo.


☞ Connected to: Connected to: invisibility of data and processes, archival practices


Special Issue 23

((In)ter)dependence

Editorial work that focused on spatial writing, multiple understandings and entry points to a text, as well as the experiential element of learning together.

dependence

when you can't go about it on your own
                                    └┅when you need┅┅┅┅┅┅to lean on┅┅┅┅depend on┅┅┅┅rely on┅┅survive with
  ┏┅others┅┅loved ones┅┅strangers┅┅groups┅┅communities                                                                         
  ┇ 
  ┗┅resources┅┅material┅┅substantial┅┅substances┅┅help┅┅support┅┅mutual aid
     ┏┅immaterial structures┅┅coping mechanisms┅┅
     ┇
     ┗┅abstract systems┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┅┓
                ┇ ┇ ┇ ┇             of education                        
     of justice ┛ ┇ ┇ ┗ of support                          
        of health ┛ ┗ of care

in

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░    ░ <-- inside of                                                                               ░
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the space between categories is erased
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care
Care is a loaded term. It's being thrown around a lot these days in the arts and design sphere; everyone is talking about facilitation with care, curation with care, designing with care... The term 'care' has it's own difficult medical history. Especially for folks with disabilities, the associations with care and the medical-industrial system is often grim, riddled with abuse, and uneven power dynamics. The term cannot be simply tossed around (imho) without a sense of a dedication to it. But equally, because of its grim history, disability justice activists have often turned towards using interdependence instead to emphasize a world we can all work towards. One in which relying on each other and building networks of care, is more important than independence.

☞ Connected to: reading approaches, spaces for learning

Sick Host

A non-linear, web folder essay on the technical and social implication of hosting while chronically ill. Inspired by the Glitch Feminism Manifesto, the Feminist Server Wishlist and folder poetry (poetry created in terminal folder structures).

Miaoye que's‎ folder poem imagine if
Miaoye que's‎ folder poem imagine if

☞ Connected to: Connected to: fictioning, archival practices, writing

TL;DR—too log didn't read

A project which aimed to make sense of the hidden labour that goes on in a feminist server through annotated log files and unlogged activity. Created with Thijs and Rosa.

Sketch of lasercutting file
Sketch of lasercutting file
Final lasercutting file
Final lasercutting file

☞ Connected to: invisibility of data and processes, archival practices

Work Outside (But Connected to) XPUB

Reading Rhythms Club

A nomadic experimental reading club that creates communal space for learning, embodiment, tangents, and slowness. Co-organized with Julia Wilhelm.

☞ Connected to: reading approaches, spaces for learning

Screentime Airtime Facetime

Dissemination of INC's research project on hybrid practices in cultural institutions. My role consisted of conceptualizing the format of the publication and doing editorial work. With Miriam Rasch and Carolina Pinto, I worked on a publication as an event, and web to print version.

☞ Connected to: web to print, printed matter, editorial decisions

ARK NFF Research fellowship

A research investigating collaborative practices with technology, and knowledge creation within cultural archives.
Saidiya Hartman method of critical fabulation and infusing achiving knolwedge with fictioning has greatly influenced me in terms of thinking about the silence and gaps in the archive.

Saidiya Annotation

Similarly references from the course greatly impacted how I saw our collaboration, most notably Freemans' The Tyranny of Structurelessnes' and Yuil's 'All Problems of Notation Will be Solved by the Masses'

☞ Connected to: fictioning, archival practices, writing

Momentary Lapse in Memory

An interactive digital environment concerning the memory landscape of the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. An archive and essay which advocate for the unreliable.

☞ Connected to: invisibility, oral history, archival practices