Overview

Texts on Immateriality is a collection of essays examining the conceptual foundations of contemporary art practice. Published as a limited edition chapbook, this work extends my research into the philosophical underpinnings of object-making in an increasingly digital world.

Publication Details

• Format: Perfect-bound chapbook
• Pages: 64
• Language: English/French bilingual
• Publisher: Self-published
• ISBN: 978-XXXXXXXXXX

Contents

1. The Object in Question - On the persistence of materiality in digital culture
2. Thresholds - An essay on liminal spaces in installation art
3. Against Preservation - Thoughts on intentional ephemerality
4. The Spectator’s Burden - Ethics of viewing in the age of documentation
5. After Language - Non-linguistic modes of artistic communication

Excerpts

“To make an object is to participate in a conspiracy of permanence. We build, we preserve, we archive—against the fundamental truth that everything returns to dust. My practice asks: what if we embraced this impermanence instead of fighting it?”

Readings

• Book launch: Librairie Y, Paris, April 2022
• Reading: Audio-visual performance with live translation