TELEMATIC PEOPLE
the calculations of a digital echo; faults, causes and correctives
In Pursuit of an Apparition, Hands Can Miss the Object
is the first manifestation of this collaborative project. Purchase zine here.Halfway between here/now and latent space: An epistolary record of Field’s discussions with Flusser’s digital echo about modernity, feminism and the new Marks and Spencer’s around the corner (coming soon)
Materialism and its Discontents, 36 page + covers, zine and online scribbles (coming soon)
Telematic People is the name given to Sarah-Jane Field's entry into a long-term collaborative project with Maria Ahmed, in which they respond, alone and together, to philosopher Vilem Flusser's writing. Both, in turn re-respond to the generations, artefacts and assemblages they create, with and against the ‘central apparatus’. Maria and Sarah-Jane are drawn into a series of intra-active formations, reformations and dissolutions. By working this way, they acknowledge their inherent identities, as well as the fluidity and porosity of the entangled relations between each element; the humans, the manisfestations, the processes, the phantasies and the dreams.
Iterations authored by the Apparatus, Maria Ahmed and Sarah-Jane Field: alone and together.