Book
essay
Traces of past lives: an attempt at capturing balloons
“Can I write about the balloon without attaching too much weight to it? Or is a balloon just a balloon; enough said?”
Book
essay
In The Door Opening of The Bedroom
'The bedroom is the locus of a becoming, spread out across multiple dimensions. Every night, as I close my bedroom door behind me, this process is set in motion, and every morning, just as it is about to become actualised, it disappears.'
Radio Broadcast
20 April 1937, United Kingdom
essay
Traces of past lives: an attempt at capturing balloons
“Can I write about the balloon without attaching too much weight to it? Or is a balloon just a balloon; enough said?”
Book
essay
Traces of past lives: an attempt at capturing balloons
“Can I write about the balloon without attaching too much weight to it? Or is a balloon just a balloon; enough said?”
Book
essay
POV:
Ginevra Petrozzi makes the case for a complicated relationship between ourselves and the artificial intelligence tools that guide us through our lives. The stories and myths we construct around the technologies we don’t understand can help us navigate the obscure and even violent power of artificial intelligence.
Book
essay
A neon palindrome, lessons from the crouching man
“In the name of contemporary art, Spain has finally embraced the whitewash technique of the iconoclasts.“
Book
Il Politeama Rossetti 1878-1978: un secolo di vita triestina nelle cronache del teatro (1978)
essay
Two Nights of Noise at Tivoli
By recounting his experiences of two formative concerts at Tivoli, essayist and performer Charlie Jermyn provides a poetic account on the raw power of sound and the music of everyday life. He connects the origin of noise music to Italian Futurism, a movement fascinated with dynamism and constant innovation, and appreciates the ongoing vitality of aging cultural icons amidst the decay of our time.
Book
essay
The distant bungee jumper, a dangling herring
Charlie Jermyn was on a mission to discover the history of the North Sea resort town of Scheveningen. The essay tracks Charlie’s disorientating pilgrimage through a haze of mystical sea creatures, marshland, beached whales, kibbling, hungry gulls, and bungee jumpers.
Book
essay
Escape From the Internet
“Remember when on the internet no one knew you were a dog?"
Book
poetry
The horizon shifts as I do
Did you know that sequoia trees can grow taller than data centres can?
In the outskirts of Amsterdam, there are many of the latter, corrupting the horizon.
Book
essay
In The Door Opening of The Bedroom
'The bedroom is the locus of a becoming, spread out across multiple dimensions. Every night, as I close my bedroom door behind me, this process is set in motion, and every morning, just as it is about to become actualised, it disappears.'
Book
essay
Thinking through the supermarket
Ilaria Obata takes a fresh look at the vast environment of the supermarket chain in this analytical essay.
Book
feature
Under the Spell of the Sensuous: What David Abram’s Environmental Philosophy Can Teach Us
“We can navigate the intricate workings of the planet without the need for absolute mastery, embracing uncertainty and opening ourselves to unexpected insights and interlocutors, be they human or more-than.“
Book
essay
POV:
Ginevra Petrozzi makes the case for a complicated relationship between ourselves and the artificial intelligence tools that guide us through our lives. The stories and myths we construct around the technologies we don’t understand can help us navigate the obscure and even violent power of artificial intelligence.
Book
essay
Ghosthood and the Uncomfortable Familiarity of Haunting
now you tell me I remind you of a friend, but one that you can't seem to name
Book
essay
The Image of an Image is a Memory: Clash of the Imperial Gaze
Today, a walk in the museum is a walk with a camera. Is the hegemonic narrative of the exhibition questioned by the camera? Or does the camera become an accomplice to the museum?
Article
Published in Theory and Society
essay
Ghosthood and the Uncomfortable Familiarity of Haunting
now you tell me I remind you of a friend, but one that you can't seem to name
Book
essay
Are TikTok Healers Contemporary Quacks or Re-risen Witches*?
Are the countless self-proclaimed ‘healers’ giving medical advice on TikTok quacks? Or are they a sign that witches* have reclaimed their space in the health field, reviving lost knowledge and offering the care that mainstream healthcare still fails to provide?
Book
essay
Escape From the Internet
“Remember when on the internet no one knew you were a dog?"