In procession
fabrice duboscAdevntures of ideas and feeling in the ruins.
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Pelle di corteccia/Barkskins
Erin Manning, con Out of the Clear ha scritto un libro magistrale (che ho appena finito di tradurre) sulla deforestazione genocidaria e sulla trasversalità delle tre ecologie (ambientale, sociale, concettuale) in relazione al progetto alter...
Blackness: an aesthetics of life
Black Study shows that the kind of engagement in what is here, in the middle, in a “base faith” in the world, in the materiality of sound, in a performance beyond any individual performativity , in improvisation, in the process of a “proces...
Out of the fish bowl
In our last reading group, Bobby Z brought up how much we are formatted by local ethos and tradition when repetition threads towards an unquestionable superior (universal) perspective isolated from the processual shapeshifting multiverse we...
Becoming imperceptible
When “I” draw I lose my self. Seeing the un/thought unfold like the fleeting poetry of shapes in the clouds. The experience exceeds any agency and any result. It speaks to an affirmative desire, becoming imperceptible, becoming moss, becomi...
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neither-nor, both-and, now-here - in procession. Exploring Black Study, neurodiversity, resistance to the present, the being of relation at the end of the world as we know it.
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