Free Immersion Notes
Published by Dolce Publishing
The project “free immersion notes” is structured as a non-linear “journal” of relocations, reflecting on hoarding and haunting, memory, digital and physical accumulation, being out-of-joint and scattered and the “oceanic feeling”. Drawing from horror conventions and uncanny fiction, the story unfolds through the point of view of a character who has come unstuck in time and is training to adapt to different timelines and dimensions, becoming amphibian and bodiless in the process. The narrative, fragmented in this way, thus coalesces into a kind of diving chronicle that links the vocabulary and metaphors of Symian free-diving traditions with the experience of digital space.
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Free Immersion Notes
The project “free immersion notes” is structured as a non-linear “journal” of relocations, reflecting on hoarding and haunting, memory, digital and physical accumulation, being out-of-joint and scattered and the “oceanic feeling”. Drawing from horror conventions and uncanny fiction, the story unfolds through the point of view of a character who has come unstuck in time and is training to adapt to different timelines and dimensions, becoming amphibian and bodiless in the process. The narrative, fragmented in this way, thus coalesces into a kind of diving chronicle that links the vocabulary and metaphors of Symian free-diving traditions with the experience of digital space.
Author Bio
Myrto Vratsanou (b.1994, Athens, Greece) is an artist based between Athens and Cologne. She has studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts, the Sandberg Instituut Amsterdam and the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. Her spacial, moving image and writing practice revolves around fiction and the haunted and sensual aspects of digital and material spaces. She has been involved in various collective projects and alternative forms of art education. www.myrtovratsanou.com
Εκδότης: Dolce Publishing
Κείμενο και εικόνες: Μυρτώ Βρατσάνου
Σχεδιασμός: Ματίνα Νικολαΐδου
Αριθμός Σελίδων: 32
Διαστάσεις: 26x17cm
ISBN: 978-618-84938-0-3
