by Duncan Blachford (Editor), Duncan Blachford (Designed by), Tempo Haus (Created by)
Tapping the subconscious: Post-digital automatism, new knowledge & the fear of a superficial history.
The present day conglomerate-arms of A.I. mutate Paul Klee's notorious P dagogisches Skizzenbuch« with tactical wrassling of faulty OCR and problematic binary-translations; an Andr Masson-esque approach to post-digital bookmaking, with a performative (and post-knowledge) mapping of German economics; the birth of sociology, and the six degrees of separation within avant-garde circles of the 20th century.
Number of Pages: 212
Dimensions: 0.48 x 7.01 x 4.25 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: September 01, 2018