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Author Archives: jan—animasuri
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Powerful tranquility I find resources of noise within it oases of potential space to scream unheard it is a bacchanalian of silence gulping me whole bequeathing human form it is air with needles acupuncturally synchronized with the absence … Continue reading
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online publications
find some of my online publications here: —1— an article about Cao Fei —2— a rough (translated into Dutch) suggestion for a project entitled “Terrifying Art” or its English presentation used in 2008 during a conference at Maastricht university … Continue reading
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Carl Andre—a few quotes.
In “Marzona, Daniel. (2004). Minimal Art. Köln: Taschen” one can read a few thought-evoking quotes from Carl Andre (amongst more, of course…). I would like to archive these here as points of reference: One is: “A man climbs a mountain … Continue reading
Content is King… The King is Dead; Long live the King!
Upcoming posting: Deconstructing the phrase “content is king”
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The Andre Orphanphorn Series
Within architecture and technologies there are those (sub-)objects that become the pariah of their surrounding structure. We, the inhabitants, the ab[sent]users of these larger structures deny their existence, ignore their minute and perhaps fragile structure and dismiss their state. During … Continue reading
Poormen’s iPad Series—The PiPart Series
About a year or two ago I came across an LCD-based graphic tool or a new media version of a traditional medium; a handheld “digital” chalkboard. Although it is marketed as a Boogie Board by Ebulent Technologies, I took the … Continue reading