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Author Archives: jan—animasuri
poem ii
this pen is unpredictable this poem has not been created. Don’t even think of gliding your eyes across its body of text This poem is liberated you shan’t grab it with your nets of semantics, semiotics, or semi-psycho analysis This … Continue reading
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poem
A Belgian in Beijing At five in the morning everyone I used to know lives in the past This time is a realm of tranquility I imagine a grand relationship as I envision to be their truthsayer I see their … Continue reading
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The Three Rhetorical Monkeys
Not See, Not Hear, Not Speak… The Three Rhetorical Monkeys are PATHOS, ETHOS and LOGOS.
Transmediated poetry 004 | Impressionist Data Mapping
The idea arose during my daily dose of world radio programs offered by an established broadcaster. I heard reports of various global conflicts and struggles. Those touching the heart are often those that seem to involve some fatal ending to … Continue reading
art blending
ART BLENDING. DRAFT 1.09
Transmediated poetry 003 | The Grid: Object #003 — Compounded art
Art appropriation via deviation, or differently put, transmediation. A poetic exploration of art history by means of a computer screen shot. Is it anachronistic? Is it a surreal juxtaposition? Beyond the distractions of any perceived or superficial narrative it rather … Continue reading
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Peaceful digitizations -001
I stumbled on Keith Aggett’s work while studying the online culture surrounding the technique of vertoramas. In short; he’s a photographic zen master. He made me think of a category I have baptized as “peaceful digitizations”: a category under which … Continue reading