Publication & web
edited by: Kairus.org – Linda Kronman, Andreas Zingerle
published by: servus.at | process coordinator: Us(c)hi Reiter
layout by: lafkon.net
"Behind the Smart World – saving, deleting and resurfacing of data" is a collection of essays by Fieke Jansen (Tactical Tech), Ivar Veermäe, Emilio Varvarella, Leo Selvaggio, Marloes de Valk, Research Team “Times of Waste”, Stefan Tiefengraber, Dr. Michael Sonntag and interviews with Audrey Samson and Michaela Lakova.
The publication is available both analog as a printed book and digital in form of a pdf, an epub and a web version.
The Impossibility of Authenticating Erasure@ISEA_2015.pdf
Short academic paper
author: Michaela Lakova edited by: Raya Lakova, Liz Allan
published by: International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA)
This paper reports on my ongoing practice based research, which aims to examine the importance of the 'Delete' function in the context and practice of Media Art. DELETE?No, wait!REWIND is an interactive installation, which de and recontextualizes the process of data recovery by displaying found disclosures of retrieved data posing a series of questions to the audience in a recurrent manner.
Download link --> The Impossibility of Authenticating Erasure@ISEA_2015.pdf
Publication & web
edited by: Anne Laforet, Marloes de Valk, Madeleine Aktypi, An Mertens, Femke Snelting, Michaela Lakova & Reni Hofmuller
web platform + design: OSP (Stephanie Vilayphiou and Eric Schrijver)
published by: Constant
‘Are You Being Served?’ Notebook(s) is a printed book and a website, which offers multiple entries allowing the readers and participants to revisit and (re)discover the vivid content of ‘Are You Being Served?’ - meetings days which took a place in Constant, December 2013, Brussels.
Web version including videos and design files can be found at: --> http://areyoubeingserved.constantvzw.org
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Glitch Studies wiki article
This wiki article entitled Glitch Studies provides a brief overview of the current glitch theories, practices and practitioners, following backwards the formation, the distribution and the floating of digital artifacts. It evokes a collection of overwhelming eye-catchy bits of errors, intently or accidentally made.
Read at: --> http://pzwiki.wdka.nl/emo“BEWARE OF THIS VIRUS...CONTACT US FOR VACCINATION” "Somewhere in Time" I traced Bulgarian “viruses scene” back in 1968 in order to understand why and what would motivates someone to write a destructive code during communism time. The research will take out of the dust some alluring narrations from the near past in and draw timeline of events echoing in the presence.