architecture, communication, podcast, text
4. Imprisoned Codes
In this episode I tell how the experience in Palestine in talks with former political detainees brought me to deepen the language and communication research.
aesthetic, communication, current project, dance, nature, social body, social transformation, text
The body as text: social body
Movements as knowledge transmittal is an ancient writing method. Text as movement is traceless and communicates unlike the mere intellect to other spheres of the human being.
architecture, communication, text
commutecture
Commutecture is called a larger work concept dealing with text and language as tools for information and communication. In different work series is reflected on communication structures and organizations, and the interrelation between sign and images, whereby the written language is understood as a tracking and construction device for thinking and its related shifting operations. The so formed structures or architectures of language have a deep impact on social, cultural life, and consciousness. We can therefore say, that language is a basic condition for almost all spheres and levels in societies and cultures. In Commutecture are the archives, categorizations, codifications, texts, and text organizations protagonists of works with different topics and […]
autonomy, text
Imperatives – an artistic Encyclopédie Raisonné
Imperatives – an artistic Encyclopédie Raisonné Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing admiration and awe, the more often and steadily we reflect upon them: the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me. Immanuel Kant, Critique of Practical Reason, 1788 Imperatives – an artistic Encyclopédie Raisonné is an interdisciplinary long-term project on aesthetics of autonomy comprising a series of researches and artworks about knowledge communication and civil disobedience. Civil disobedience as an articulation of consciousness ranges between subversive and aggressive, peaceful and passive. Societies all over the world are differently formed, however, context and history of civil disobedience pronouncements have to be examined. The results […]