Unrealized project for AUP archive submission:
US Dollar Incense, 2010
Christian Burnoski
Description
The concept is to make incense-sticks from US dollars, which would cost as much as the number of bills used in making the incense, so that th
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Unrealized project for AUP archive submission:
US Dollar Incense, 2010
Christian Burnoski
Description
The concept is to make incense-sticks from US dollars, which would cost as much as the number of bills used in making the incense, so that th
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We Don't Even Know How to End This Misery - Kristin Tårnes
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The text is the voiceover of a film I made about an unrealized collaborative project while I was an exchange student in Berlin in 2007. The two images are stills from the same film. Even though the original project was unrealized, a work about the unreali
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The text is the voiceover of a film I made about an unrealized collaborative project while I was an exchange student in Berlin in 2007. The two images are stills from the same film. Even though the original project was unrealized, a work about the unreali
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Unrealized Artist Identity
This project is a life.
Embodied by a person, who is frequently reckoned to be an artists.
"So, you are an artist…", they say.
Sometimes, I embrace my unrealized identity. It feels like a factoid, not a li
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Unrealized Artist Identity
This project is a life.
Embodied by a person, who is frequently reckoned to be an artists.
"So, you are an artist…", they say.
Sometimes, I embrace my unrealized identity. It feels like a factoid, not a li
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Taxonomy of Suspended Ideas - Mariangeles Soto-Diaz
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Taxonomy of Suspended Ideas (Volume 1, 52) by Mariángeles Soto-Díaz (2012) "Taxonomy of Suspended Ideas" is a standalone classification system for ideas whose future will never be. The taxonomy adapts every year to accommodate the exponential growth of
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Taxonomy of Suspended Ideas (Volume 1, 52) by Mariángeles Soto-Díaz (2012) "Taxonomy of Suspended Ideas" is a standalone classification system for ideas whose future will never be. The taxonomy adapts every year to accommodate the exponential growth of
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