LOST in the wilderness of digital culture, not in the funhouse of (post)modernism. Have to go back to the importance of the reader’s need for a framework, a finite space on which they can lay hold.
response () tagged: narrative :: digital writing filed under: on reading :: the new screen :: writing an I
My best writing happens when I slip. My best art is always accidental.
response () tagged: art :: digital writing :: language filed under: random thoughts :: writing an I
I live in language, not in the spectacle.
response () tagged: the spectacle :: language filed under: writing an I :: aphorisms
From where do I speak? is a question that has been bugging me for quite some time. In an increasingly complex world, the answer is not simple. The parameters of present-day identity politics is reductive while not absent in the place from where I speak; I am Swedish, a woman, hetero, white, a PhD, mother, grandmother, single. According to my education, I am middle-class. According to my bank account I belong to the precariate. And I come from the working class. This is what is seen in the mirror, in the one-dimensionality of the mirror. But, there is more.
response () tagged: identity :: subjectivity filed under: random thoughts :: writing an I
Speaking From the Other is an essay that is now available on Apple Books and other stores.
Read an excerpt for free here!freewheelin.nu is a site where e-lit, installations, digital art, blogs and other texts are linked in a hyperdimensional space of underpasses, highways, rivers, bridges, tunnels that intersect in the art project Plastic Spaces whenever possible.
And there is more. Image music text and technology intertwined in digital art and textual [dis]pleasures - in the erratic vibrancy, evanescence and intangibility of the text/work - that interfaces with the erotic body [electrified].
