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Waves

Supported by
Akademin Valand and Konstnärliga forskarskolan
Description of project
Departing from Virginia Woolf’s experimental novel The Waves, the video imagines how consciousness is formed in relation to society and its technologies, but also in relation to the expressions of geological, hydrological and meteorological processes. Filmed between land and sea, a meta-conversation on limits and language forms between disparate hydro-relations, like the structure of Woolf’s prose, Courbet’s paintings of the sea, Google’s data centers cooled by the Baltic Sea, invisible jellyfish, and transoceanic cables.
Published in
Valand Academy, Research Day
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/2077/38104
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  • Artistic Works / Konstnärliga arbeten Akademin Valand (2012-2019)
  • Artistic Works from Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts / Konstnärliga arbeten från Konstnärliga fakulteten
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Date
2014-12-08
Creator
Tan, Lisa
Keywords
Liminal
Viriginia Woolf
Waves
Anthropocene
Affect theory
Publication type
artistic work
Language
eng
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