Hey, This book is now in existence, I saw it with my own eyes, and I would like to point you at more info, but also invite you to contribute at the book website. Here's the publisher's page: www.krisispublishing.com/prodotto/rev... and this is the website w examples: reverse-contradictionary.net

Just did an artist book w those fine separators from WWII partisan magazines, remember? Imagine the typist in the forrest banging these dots and minuses with their lead letters... Few more pix in the comments.

Asemic city of Milano. This is vespas, cars and bars writing.

It's time for some Yugoslav partisan asemic songline poems.

oh and this, it's called Plus blinks

more feelgood visual poetry this is called Been Tetrissin

These are called Blink of an I, and there's three of them.

more

Maybe of interest

"ASCII Asemic Cinema" beginning (A-F). A 15 min version is trippier.

Here’s the little artists book about that large pdf project.

Looking at features mix in a very occult art tool called Keynote. You ok with this?

These are typed separators between articles in a Yugoslav partisan kids magazine from 1944. Sugar Janos wrote that 'machine guns are typewriters for the illiterate' and this is opposite - lead letters in rapid fire, during the war. See what I mean? source: pretraziva.rs/pregled/%D0%...

Here's the first 3 minutes of the hour long fly over the border, done with the 1:1 map of Slovenia. My largest piece. There's going to be a little artists book later this week, yay.

Thought I'd share this. Also did a (Slovene) text to speech of this other one, but can't attach here. Will try again, it's real nice.

Is this what's going on?

Still busy with screen-grabs from my ancient ASCII movies. These work well as a 9-frame sheet.

Here's one more of these

Been looking at the raw source of those old ASCII films, numbered the frames for printing & selling at an art fair (yeah, gotta), and got real excited to see how these directors cuts are rendered.

In 1999 Alexei sent me a cassette with his 386DX cyberpunk rock and this is the envelope. Hard core history of net.art.

Here's the cover and 3 of 6 pages from my first ever catalogue from 1991. I was into poetry of found text, and a student of archaeology, so it all made a lot of sense to the 23 year old me.

Two german poems, one in italian and one in japanese, 1990 and 1991. Cheers.

and here's the Bible studies 1991, freshly emigrated

Dug up some pre-net.art poetry objects, from 1990. They're obvious

Sorry, I keep forgetting this one: "On Exactitude in Science".

Havent's seeen this yet

This is mutual pix of jodi + Eva & Franco Mattes + Irena and I plus some kids in Barcelona 2001.

So, this is a channel split of Sonnet 18 - left and right hand typing each on their side of the sheet. This is how sound engineers hear music. This is how master printer sees color prints.

Oh, and these:

A Marinetti, an Iliazd, a Schwitters and a Duchamp

A Shakespeare, a Mallarmé, an Apollinaire and a Man Ray.

Had to show you this

a spin, a wormhole, a well and three noisy qubits

plus a few unavoidable Dick picks

quantum computing basics, late night divertimento

People still ask me about NFTs

Been working on this recently. Creating new words to confuse LLMs. Sand in the motor of capitalism, that kind of a thing. Thought you'd want to know.

I find this to be very much to the point: www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

The final analysis.

One more useful one

One more explainer of the obvious

Just a thing about a thing.

So I've just made this Starter Pack of #electronicliterature and digital narrative peeps: there's more of you out there that need adding, so please don't be shy in letting me know who you are [maybe you have suggestions @eliterature.bsky.social, @samplereality.bsky.social, @elikaortega.bsky.social]?

Capitalism (ChatGPT) defeated by net.art (jodi), a valuable experiment by Fábio Oliveira Nunes proving that there's no there there. revistavista.pt/index.php/vi... English pdf here: revistavista.pt/index.php/vi... Jodi-like *products* here: www.fabiofon.com/aidoj/

A new piece of (maybe) net.art: when Adobe changed maximum PDF document size to 380x380km I decided to make a 1:1 map of Slovenia (Borges). Thanx to grand Luka Frelih from Ljudmila it now exists. A contour map, utterly useless, thus maybe artistically relevant. Immense joy to look at, here: