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Psychogeographies of the Present

I was invited to co-edit the latest issue of cultural studies journal Making and Breaking, and it’s now live! We feature a spectrum of contributions from various artists, writers, and scholars to examine how our… →

Publications, Work, Writing
Girlbrain: A Theory

A piece of memetic theory published by the Institute of Network Cultures as part of their Longform series →

Published Articles, Theory, Work, Writing
Mental Hellth Dumpster Fire

A multimedia work on how burnout became a social mood. →

Artistic Practice, Artistic Research, Publications, Theory and Praxis, Transdisciplinarity, Work
Research Residency: Living Museum Ateliers Psychiatric Clinic, Switzerland

How a residency in a Swiss psychiatric clinic resulted in the work ‘Mental Hellth Dumpster Fire.’ →

Artistic Research, Fellowship/Residency, Research, Transdisciplinarity, Work
Asemic Writing as a Practice and Production

Does ‘asemic writing’ really have zero semantic content? →

Artistic Practice, Artistic Research, Asemic Writing, Theory and Praxis, Transdisciplinarity, Work
BOOK: Warmups and Cooldowns

Five ways to tap into your creative self. →

Asemic Writing, Publications, Published Articles, Transdisciplinarity, Work, Writing
On Immigrant Burnout

I’m sharing something I thought I never would. →

Published Articles, Work, Writing
SOMASOMA: Free Typeface

I made a typeface with no semantic content and you can download it for free. →

Artistic Research, Design, Knowledge Production, Theory and Praxis, Transdisciplinarity, Work, Workshop
It Isn’t

Written for the ‘Pause for Thought’ project by Scott Wark and Tom Sutherland. →

Published Articles, Work, Workshop, Writing
Band of Burnouts Research Lab

An artistic research lab in fellowship with the School of Commons. →

Artistic Research, Fellowship/Residency, Knowledge Production, Press, Publications, Published Articles, Research, Theory and Praxis, Transdisciplinarity, Work, Writing
Dude, Where’s My 22nd Century?

On the burnout of future-images. How the mass phenomenon directly reflects the troubles of our cultural imagination. →

Published Articles, Theory, Work, Writing
Internesia: The Techno-Persuasion To Forget

On the phenomenon of forgetting where in cyberspace one saw a particular piece of information. →

Published Articles, Theory, Work, Writing