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Dec 15, 2019

On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Three: The Logic of Speed

In August 2014, Forensic Architecture — a project of Goldsmiths, University of London — deployed an open-source media aggregation tool in their research into the Israeli attacks on Gaza. Called Pattrn, the software is a collaborative tool for users to collate evidence to model and visualise unfolding events. Significant about…

Technology

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On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Three: The Logic of Speed
On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Three: The Logic of Speed
Technology

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Dec 14, 2019

On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Five: Becoming Unhistorical

In Intelligence and Spirit, Reza Negarestani studies the conflict between twofold models of time, that of the “phenomenological” and “cosmological” See: Ricoeur, Paul. Time and Narrative, Volume 1 (trans. Kathleen McLaughlin & David Pellauer). University of Chicago Press, 1984 — meaning that time is at once an experience of being-in-the-world…

Artificial Intelligence

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On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Five: Becoming Unhistorical
On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Five: Becoming Unhistorical
Artificial Intelligence

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Dec 14, 2019

On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Four: The Capacity for Action

To create history is to have an awareness of the capacity for action. Without action, history, which guides us towards the possibilities of the future, becomes obsolete. The equivalence is that without a teleological compass, action becomes meaningless and unpredictable. The horizon of possibilities that once adorned our present historical…

Social Media

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On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Four: The Capacity for Action
On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Four: The Capacity for Action
Social Media

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Dec 14, 2019

On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Two: The Logic of Excess

Human existence is finite. We leave traces of ourselves through writing, artefacts and objects, in graffiti tags and Instagram stories, sculptures and tools, on cave walls, Reddit threads and hard drives, and through mythologies and rhythms. These are traces which transcend memory we genetically acquire, a memory that will not…

History

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On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Two: The Logic of Excess
On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part Two: The Logic of Excess
History

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Dec 14, 2019

On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part One: The Stagnation of History

We find ourselves today in a disorienting and overwhelming present state. Since the turn of the millennium, the digital milieu has become a surrogate for social relations, cultural transmission, and storage for the immense accrual of human knowledge. Connected through protocols, the dense networks of servers, personal computers, mobile phones…

Politics

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On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part One: The Stagnation of History
On the Implication of a Buffering History — Part One: The Stagnation of History
Politics

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Aug 20, 2019

Marea — a conversation on realtime cinema

The following article was published in the Spring issue of Lodown Magazine. Marea (2018) is a programmed film by Alex Murray and GVN908 that renders in realtime from live security camera streams. In the first stage of this ongoing project, Marea poeticises the contemporary world in which images are received…

Cinema

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Marea — on realtime cinema
Marea — on realtime cinema
Cinema

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Alex Murray

Alex Murray

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Australian artist, living in Belgrade and Sydney— https://alexmurray.info

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