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News from the Collective
I at once grew closer to it and more skeptical of it
“I at once grew closer to it and more skeptical of it.”–Mike Pepi I’m trying to make sense of the complex systems that accompany my experience of reality–everyday & everywhere–and I mean two things in particular: internet and my (human) (sub- and conscious) mind. In an age dominated by digital platforms, we find ourselves […]
Artists Will Be Luddites – Exhibition Review
The work in the current exhibition ‘We Work Like Peasants While AI is Out There Painting and Writing Poetry’ at POST Nijmegen (NL) is hopeful. The hope is, according to Lieke Wouters’ introduction in the accompanying brochure, that we might all become Luddites. “Ever since the Luddite uprising was put down in 1810s, working people […]
Heir of the Dog that Bit You: Cloutmaxxing, Failson’s Luck, and the Day Before
Los Angeles, April 9, 2025 Dear Geert, Writing to friends in Europe to explain what’s going on in the United States in the Spring of 2025 is like taking notes on a mental patient to feed to an AI therapist. One can’t capture everything, and there’s no certainty that any diagnoses will be either forthcoming […]