P #23
The Lycanthropocene
10.05.18
The Lycanthropocene is a shapeshifting myth that doesn't compute. Suspending disbelief, an internet-of-things-that-go-bump-in-the-night is queried, tagged and cached. Indexing anthropogenic image yields, traveling carnivals, autonomous vehicles, and machinations thereof, our monster is optimized for inclusion in the long tail of tomorrow's killer keyword niche.
P #22
I Set Out to Write a Critical Essay
07.15.18
On photographs by Alexander Gardner and Alvin Baltrop. When looking from one to the other, we must ask what is in practice, what is at stake. Does love move among objects? Can a pair be more than two, less than one? Does the body have to confront the object? And what to do with the violence?
P #21
Artist's Rendering (Remainders)
05.05.18
On convenience, discomfort, impasse, precluding, nagging possibility, desired outcomes.
