Michiel & Arnout De Cleene / F#1-13 poetry some universally readable

some universally readable

the publication emerges from the intersections of science and culture

Her use of a performative double within domestic space foregrounds the slippages between reenactment and recollection

The effects of weathering and the slouch or deformation of structures over time are often seen as endearing informal enhancements to the rigidity of precise compositions

with all its attendant afflictions—environmental des­truc­tion

Michiel & Arnout De Cleene / F#1-13 poetry some universally readableF#1 13 is a collection of photographs, sculptures, wind barbs and texts around a gridded flag that blew for thirty nine days in Citadel Park, Ghent (Belgium). The flag was photographed every third day. A wind sensor, attached to the flagpole, measured the wind direction and speed. The results of the measurements taken at the same instant as the photographs were plotted out using wind barbs. Texts were written based on phenomena, dialogues, manuals,