“Taking the quote "paper is flesh, screen is metal" from Alessandro Ludovico’s classic "Post-Digital Print" as a point of departure, this publication is an exploration of contemporary publishing practices, reading habits, media hybrids and speculative futures.
During a one-week workshop a group of 14 students approached questions such as "how will we read in the future?" and "what do we print and why?".
The result is a compilation of experiments that engage with the topic in an unconventional manner.”
Produced as the result of a one-week workshop by 14 art students, with text and image contributions dealing with themes such as posthumanism by Sven Burow, Fabian Francik, Carmen Fritsch, Lea Dittmann, Daniel Dureika, Marvin Glosch, Victor Gonzalez Porras, Luisa Graf, Florian Littke, Marcel Maier, Lauren Nightingale, Jessica Platte, Max Schropp, and Anton van Volxem, under the supervision of Daniel Seemayer.
Ring bound, 22 x 17 cm, 174 not numbered pages, Düsseldorf (2024)
