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SEEABLE RELATIONSHIP. SAYABLE CONNECTION #04: In Search of Lost Time

This post is not an organised writing or essay, but a fragmented thought. In the Dream and In-between Once, dreams were understood as glimpses of the future. They were believed to carry messages from ancestors, warning of dangers or fortunes. Alternatively, they were seen as suppressed desires—long-held yet unfulfilled

Why Gesture

Summary of Gesture Studies The study of gesture has been a rapidly growing field since the 20th century, particularly in relation to its role in speech. Susan Goldin-Meadow describes gestures as a "window on the mind" that frequently reflect an imagistic version of spoken content (Goldin-Meadow, Hearing Gesture,

The Place of Artists’ Cinema

Reference: Maeve Connolly, The Place of Artists’ Cinema: Space, Site and Screen (Bristol: Intellect, 2009) Chapter 5 165 * Recent years have seen a new wave of artists directing feature films devised for theatrical exhibition. Profiling ‘Hollywood’s New Wave’ in 2006, Linda Yablonsky claims that ‘more and more artists are

Media-archaeology and Artist: Rear‐View Mirror

Reference: Erkki Huhtamo, ‘Art in the Rear‐View Mirror: The Media‐Archaeological Tradition in Art’, in A Companion to Digital Art, ed. by Christiane Paul (Chichester, West Sussex ; Malden, MA: John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2016), 69- Introduction Media archaeology has emerged as a critical framework for analysing technological and

Position of the Memories and Knowledge

What is the purpose of the archive? Depending on the profession, the situation, or even the device, it can vary greatly. Most of the time, especially with my phone, I take photos to preserve a moment, to document that I was there, or to keep something as a reference for

Seeable Relationship. Sayable connection. #03

This post is not an organised writing or essay, but a fragmented thought. Previous Were we to attempt to see the intervals between things as themselves things, the appearance of the world would be just as noticeably changed Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, and Donald A. Landes, Phenomenology of Perception (Abingdon, Oxon ; New

Seeable Relationship. Sayable connection. #02

This post is not organised writing or essay, but a fragmented thought. #01 Following my previous post, I believe it is worth continuing this discussion. While I am particularly interested in the moment when something becomes ‘seeable’ or in what happens immediately after a moment of affection (I suppose I

Seeable Relationship. Sayable connection. #01

When I first saw him. Seeing is not about biological vision but rather a moment of recognition—a realisation of someone’s presence before you or in the same space. This can happen anywhere: at a first meeting, on a date, or at a party. Visibility can be triggered by

Processing: Pixels to Sound

Peter Wollen’s Relationship Between Photography and Time

Photography is like a point, Film like a line. — Peter Wollen Photography near-zero duration and located in an ever-receding ‘then’. At the same time, the spectator’s ‘now’, the moment of looking at the image, has no fixed duration. Roland Barthes Barthes’ antipathy towards the cinema, which is because his