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A couple of days ago Johannes asked me:
Thus, my question to Susan would be – what kind of architectures of interaction
(not consumption) are imagined
when you teach or practice your work, how do they relate to
past-times/future-times
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Hello
And I'm delighted by this framing of a topic 'neo-eco-liberalism' for several
reasons. I'm currently based in at Malmö University in Sweden, I teach mainly
for the Interaction Design programme but my own background is in
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Diving in once again, after missing a day and then being tossed by the
maelstrom of ideas for another day or so.
First, looking back to Tim Morton’s post, a question: What aspects of
Irigaray’s thought were you channeling unconsciously?
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What this might imply for embodiment or subjectivity? Klee's expression in
the Pedagogical Notebooks: 'taking a line for a walk', and Hogarth's in the
Line of Beauty, 'leading the eye a wanton chase' .
Where bitmap maps, vector
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Good to be reminded to slow down and perhaps breathe: I have a few responses
queued up but will start with two.
When I read Sue's words around 'ersatz' movement and the price of movement
freedom in virtual systems I felt that sort of
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And at the risk of making this a conversation between Johannes and myself, I
will add one more thought. Yesterday I tried to open up and problematize the
‘virtual’ and today Johannes did the same
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello - it is good to be back on Empyre. Thanks to Sue and Simon for luring me
back and for drawing together a good range of hosts for this discussion.
It seems we are following on from a particularly vibrant month of discussions
around
