07. Material-i-ty / Material-and-you
"The word 'materiality' in English lends itself to transliteration in Polish as 'materiał- i -ty,' which translates to 'material - and - you.' This provides a point of departure for a unique consideration of material. In its deconstructed form, the phrase invites a rethinking of materiality as a space for reflection on the complex relationship between material and subject. A 2013 collection of essays, this book serves as an archive of thoughts, conversations, philosophical meditations, and research that contextualizes the wider notion of materiality in relation to contemporary society and the human subject."
"The word 'materiality' in English lends itself to transliteration in Polish as 'materiał- i -ty,' which translates to 'material - and - you.' This provides a point of departure for a unique consideration of material. In its deconstructed form, the phrase invites a rethinking of materiality as a space for reflection on the complex relationship between material and subject. A 2013 collection of essays, this book serves as an archive of thoughts, conversations, philosophical meditations, and research that contextualizes the wider notion of materiality in relation to contemporary society and the human subject."
2021
Publication.
Essays by Cara Benedetto, Farrah Karapetian and Anthony Leslie.
Editor Gosia Wojas.
Design by Silvi Naçi.
English. ed. 100. Sold Out.
Collection of the California Institute of the Arts Library and University of California, Irvine Library of Sciences.
Publication.
Essays by Cara Benedetto, Farrah Karapetian and Anthony Leslie.
Editor Gosia Wojas.
Design by Silvi Naçi.
English. ed. 100. Sold Out.
Collection of the California Institute of the Arts Library and University of California, Irvine Library of Sciences.