Experigraph

Yami-ichi makes the move of commodifying internet art, of saying how can it be materialized and sold.  So we move from immaterial patterns (file types and codebases etc) to a material snapshot that also gains an existence as a physical product.  It's a print-on-demand world of algorithmic objects - at the hub of this is the notion of merchandise identity - the immaterial world asks "what is a thing now?" and computers respond that it is a calculation - that yes, we can produce things like we had, but if we lose one print-out it doesn't matter - what matters is the digitally encoded pattern to make more.  So we have market ephemera, but ephemera whose basic existence lies in the calculation towards reproduction (the digital file, the program/settings use to create and print, etc). What does brand and cultural space look like in the world of the algorithmic object?  It becomes about the rules with which to make a brand - slogan, logo, company name, etc., as opposed ...

Ever since you were born in a mall, you haven't been able to understand who your parents are and whether they've told you the truth (even if they were a stork this wouldn't change how irrelevant biological geneology is to the automated toaster) The Empty Name Reference and description:  the resurrection of the linguistic turn's death is one of returning to analytic modes of linguistics (vs the whateverism of cultural relativism whose use is exhausted after the language-entity relation is fully explored, that is events are not necessarily linguistic) as a means to reparse the needs of language distinction backgrounded by the generic historicism of philological data.  The empty name here becomes a failed analysis as referential demand (the Referential Society is the one that doesn't survive without deferred documents, the demand towards document confusion (and away from to "essentialist" immediacies) What are you referring?  Why when speaking, is refe...

computation integrated through objects, pulse rules in respiratory sequence what is this thing - what does it do (where the environment meets a remade one meets a remade one meets a remade one) life as a minimally electric mode of being - enough to power what is slight // inapproachable // alien computer newly styled plug-and-play biopolitics sculptural interaction meets code glitches contructed into environments - entropic sound, limited lifespams, non-dimensional spaces the organismal becomes an inevitable space of reckoning for the technological - bringing the technologies into evolutionary space, what happens (bio art meets the oblique) the science behind objects - the stories behind them - how much this doesn't matter and then things are there, present, inscrutable gonzo biology (the controller (screen, code) has no life but its deadness is entirely unsavoury) sustainable interactors - grassroots comrades built of free-range laboratory elements how do com...