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Books by Florian Weigl
Destructive Circuits, 2024
Over the past four years, artist and V2_ Fellow Dani Ploeger has examined the design and construc... more Over the past four years, artist and V2_ Fellow Dani Ploeger has examined the design and construction of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) with reappropriated and hacked everyday digital technologies. The research combined archival investigation, critical inquiry and practice-based artistic exploration to gain new perspectives on the ways the development of these devices is intertwined with globalized techno-consumerism and media politics. The four year research is captured in this publication Destructive Circuits, A Machine Archaeology of Improvised Explosive Devices which includes essays, many photos, an interview with Dani Ploeger and work descriptions. Download the free PDF below!
{class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification, 2023
The publication {class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification brings together different... more The publication {class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification brings together different perspectives on computational classification and its impact on society. The book is the result of an interdisciplinary study and artistic research project around computational classification that took place in 2023 at V2_Lab for the Unstable Media. The project led to the group exhibition {class}, curated by Florian Weigl, as well as this book.
Contents
Introduction
{class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification
The World, Reclassified – Mimi Ọnụọha
What is Created by Us, Can Be Re-created by Us – Interview with Mimi Ọnụọha
I’m Just Training an Algorithm – Interview with Katja Novitskova
Playing with Algorithms – Interview with with Coralie Vogelaar
The Absurdity of Borders – Interview with Bieke Depoorter and Dries Depoorter
Rotterdam Risk – Interview with Sam Lavigne
Unpacking Asunder – Tega Brain, Julian Oliver, and Bengt Sjölén
Art and Care, Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition., 2021
Art and Care: Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition reflects on the curatorial researc... more Art and Care: Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition reflects on the curatorial research that has been undertaken by Dora Vrhoci and Florian Weigl in the run-up, but especially during the To Mind Is To Care exhibition and peripheral programming. An exhibition Florian Weigl curated with a strong focus on ‘Caring for’.
3×3, Live experimenteren, 2020
In 3×3, Live experimenteren reflecteren we met de kunstenaars van de eerste editie in 2016 op de ... more In 3×3, Live experimenteren reflecteren we met de kunstenaars van de eerste editie in 2016 op de 3×3 en hun experimenten. De kunstenaars, in volgorde van presentatie, waren Dries Depoorter, Jeroen van Loon en Constant Dullaart. Wat was hun inspiratie en aanpak? En hoe ervoeren zij het presenteren van een live-experiment? Wat ging goed, wat ging mis en hoe voelden zij zich daaronder?
De e-publicatie is samengesteld door Jochem Kootstra & Florian Weigl, en bevat onder andere interviews met Dries Depoorter, Jeroen van Loon en Constant Dullaart waarin zij terugkijken op de experimenten die ze tijdens de 3x3 bij V2_ uitvoerden.
Destructive Circuits, 2024
Over the past four years, artist and V2_ Fellow Dani Ploeger has examined the design and construc... more Over the past four years, artist and V2_ Fellow Dani Ploeger has examined the design and construction of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) with reappropriated and hacked everyday digital technologies. The research combined archival investigation, critical inquiry and practice-based artistic exploration to gain new perspectives on the ways the development of these devices is intertwined with globalized techno-consumerism and media politics. The four year research is captured in this publication Destructive Circuits, A Machine Archaeology of Improvised Explosive Devices which includes essays, many photos, an interview with Dani Ploeger and work descriptions. Download the free PDF below!
{class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification, 2023
The publication {class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification brings together different... more The publication {class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification brings together different perspectives on computational classification and its impact on society. The book is the result of an interdisciplinary study and artistic research project around computational classification that took place in 2023 at V2_Lab for the Unstable Media. The project led to the group exhibition {class}, curated by Florian Weigl, as well as this book.
Contents
Introduction
{class} – On Consequences in Algorithmic Classification
The World, Reclassified – Mimi Ọnụọha
What is Created by Us, Can Be Re-created by Us – Interview with Mimi Ọnụọha
I’m Just Training an Algorithm – Interview with Katja Novitskova
Playing with Algorithms – Interview with with Coralie Vogelaar
The Absurdity of Borders – Interview with Bieke Depoorter and Dries Depoorter
Rotterdam Risk – Interview with Sam Lavigne
Unpacking Asunder – Tega Brain, Julian Oliver, and Bengt Sjölén
Art and Care, Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition., 2021
Art and Care: Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition reflects on the curatorial researc... more Art and Care: Reflections on the To Mind Is To Care Exhibition reflects on the curatorial research that has been undertaken by Dora Vrhoci and Florian Weigl in the run-up, but especially during the To Mind Is To Care exhibition and peripheral programming. An exhibition Florian Weigl curated with a strong focus on ‘Caring for’.
3×3, Live experimenteren, 2020
In 3×3, Live experimenteren reflecteren we met de kunstenaars van de eerste editie in 2016 op de ... more In 3×3, Live experimenteren reflecteren we met de kunstenaars van de eerste editie in 2016 op de 3×3 en hun experimenten. De kunstenaars, in volgorde van presentatie, waren Dries Depoorter, Jeroen van Loon en Constant Dullaart. Wat was hun inspiratie en aanpak? En hoe ervoeren zij het presenteren van een live-experiment? Wat ging goed, wat ging mis en hoe voelden zij zich daaronder?
De e-publicatie is samengesteld door Jochem Kootstra & Florian Weigl, en bevat onder andere interviews met Dries Depoorter, Jeroen van Loon en Constant Dullaart waarin zij terugkijken op de experimenten die ze tijdens de 3x3 bij V2_ uitvoerden.