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5 October 2026
…ood that an artist brings more than a subject: an artist brings a way of publishing. It offered a collective framework without imposing a single mould. For its tenth anniversary, a printed “anarchive” extended this gesture: links and articles accumulated online became materia…
3 October 2026
…“Sur le Net, à la vie à la mort”, connecting Email 2067 with etoy’s Mission Eternity. The collective imagined a capsule of digital traces intended to maintain a presence after death through distributed preservation. In the article’s comments, I argued that the essential…
2 October 2026
…microorganisms. Her Plague Dress brings together textile, epidemic history and bacterial DNA. The collective exhibition Living Matter, Shaping Futures (Brooklyn, 2025) explores living materials and multispecies perspectives. At the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, Refik Anadol…
1 October 2026
…and 1816, textile workers in the English Midlands and North broke frames. Ned Ludd was chiefly a collective signature rather than the securely documented leader of a single movement. The Luddites did not hate every machine. They attacked the use of machines to deskill crafts, cu…
30 September 2026
…eople wrote, filmed, coded, photographed, annotated and linked pages. They built an unprecedented collective memory. Platforms enclosed relationships within their interfaces; search engines organised access to knowledge; AI companies now draw on that work to build services whose…
25 September 2026
…of deciding. One could compare the work with an AI that confirms, an AI that contradicts, a human collective, or solitary research time. The issue would not be to measure an "augmented IQ," but to discover what type of mind each environment favors. Relation before the terms Anoth…
23 September 2026
…r inventors. The Mentor’s text, published in Phrack in September 1986, turned a practice into a collective voice. It did not prove that hackers are always right. It argued that a society which locks down its machines also creates people determined to read the locks. Organising…
21 September 2026
…and testing changes to its own code. This is still far from endless evolution, but the idea of a collective memory of bifurcations has become technically active. Towards an augmented Game of Life I imagine a simulation in which an AI does not write the result but watches over th…
20 September 2026
…gether books, tools, techniques and resources for learning, building, growing food and organising collective life. Circulating in alternative and artistic circles, it became a major work of the counterculture. In this article, I explore Brand’s aims, the history and evolution o…
18 September 2026
…gh which a system changes its behavior in response to its effects. Complexity science studies how collective forms emerge from local interactions. Yet a society is not a thermostat: what it measures, ignores and tries to stabilize are political choices already. Semiotics adds ano…
16 September 2026
…using machinery to degrade work. The problem was not technology alone but technology removed from collective control. The pamphlet rightly refuses the conceptual politeness imposed by the industry. Each time I say “intelligence,” I grant its products a portion of the humanity…
11 September 2026
…ing, shifting collectives and platforms; to imagine new ways of engaging with time, individual or collective memory, the media, radical representations and the utopias of our now hyperconnected world.The first Web server at CERN: the NeXT machine used by Tim Berners-Lee. Photo Co…
10 September 2026
…ion seems local and reasonable. Their accumulation creates dependency. The alternative requires a collective capacity to challenge systems: participation in their definition, independent expertise, and the ability to explain, interrupt and repair a decision—and sometimes to ref…