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carlotta rosa

#random #chance

   

collects and records chance instances captured in moments of time/space wandering, in the form of audio, video, photography, text, ephemera;  in-between instances of everyday life; as in the

”derive” or “ technique of locomotion without a goal “ Debord 1956


working with the physical limitations of the situation/medium/technology, and the particular constraints of capturing information in a given situation, criteria emerge in relation to each instance, reminiscent of Brecht’s 1966 observations on conditions for producing compound chance events, impacting on the possibilities of where and when it is feasible to collect, record and process, and the materiality of the aesthetic outcome


instances are remediated to various modes of storage, processing and presentation; from the inventory to the online dataset,  the gallery to the archive, the filing cabinet to the museum display case, the anthology to the index; they are assembled and re-assembled according to constructed menus/hybrid taxonomies of display: captured in a suspended time/space lag of data subjectivity, awaiting activation and later re-assimilation and re-play, in the form of assemblages, installation situations and re-constructions as though “something is both going to happen and has just happened” Deleuze & Guattari 1987


interpretations shift and alter, as instances are circulated,  in new display formats, making apparent their workings and operations, and resonating theoretically, with what Pauls, 2007, describes as  “The data container” which ... “consists of tables and structures that house discrete units that in themselves carry limited meaning but have the potential for multiple relational connections”

References

Benjamin, W. (1935?) The Arcades Project. Harvard University Press; New edition edition (25 Mar 2002)


Bishop, C. 2007 From Live Installation to Constructed Situation. Lecture, Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw

Brecht, G. 1966 Chance Imagery,  A Great Bear Pamphlet, New York

Debord, G. 1956 Theory of the Derive, Les Levres Nues 9, Internationale Situationniste 2 (1958)


De Certau, M. 1984 Walking in the City in The Practice of Everyday Life, trans Rendall, S. University of California Press


De Landa, M. 2006 A New Philosophy of Society: Assemblage Theory and Social Complexity London; Continuum


Deleuze, G. Guattari, F. A 1987 Thousand Plateaus Capitalism and Schizophrenia trans. Massumi, University of Minnesota


Derrida, J. Archive Fever 1998 University of Chicago Press


Fillon, J. 1954 ‘New Games’, in 1975 Ulrichs, C. (ed) Programmes and Manifestos on Twentieth Century Architecture  MIT Press

Latour, B., Hermant, E. 1998 Paris: Invisible City trans Carey

Librecht, L. in Paris ville invisible (Les empêcheurs de penser en rond/La découverte). Institute Synthelabo


Latour, B. 2005 Reassembling the social: an introduction to actor-network-theory Oxford University Press


Manovich, L. 2002  Visualisation and Mapping in The Anti-Sublime Ideal in Data Art

Paul, C. 2007 The Database as System and Cultural Form: Anatomies of Cultural Narratives in Vesna, V. ed. 2007 Database Aesthetics Art in the Age of Information Overflow Volume20/2007 University of Minnesota Press

Ranciere, J. 2009 The Emancipated Spectator, Verso

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