Merel van Slobbe, Sujin Moon, and Immanuel Yang
Liquid Crystal Fiber
Liquid Crystal Fiber
Couldn't load pickup availability
The publication Liquid Crystal Fiber is a collaboration between writer Merel van Slobbe, visual artist Sujin Moon, and graphic designer Immanuel Yang, who connected during their residency at Jan van Eyck Academie. For all three, language is an inseparable element in their individual practices. Through this publication, they explore how their different disciplines can relate, inform, and influence each other as they collectively engage with language.
The publication features Merel’s poetry and Sujin’s essay, both written during their residency, with Immanuel contributing as the designer who listened, interpreted, and mediated their dialogue, bringing the work together in book form. In her series of poems tracing each stage in the development of an artificial intelligence, Merel adopts the technical vocabulary of Silicon Valley, much of which originally derives from ecological and mystical terms. Sujin’s essay, Snails’ Territory, captures otherwise fleeting moments of her struggles with snails in the garden. Through her writing, she reflects on the process of taking root—conflict, competition, negotiation, and compromise—ultimately leading to coexistence.
Author: Merel van Slobbe, Sujin Moon, and Immanuel Yang
Editor:
Publisher: Jan van Eyck
Contributor(s):
Year: 2024
Pages: 52
Language: English and Dutch
ISBN:
View full details
OTHER BOOKS
—