Forthcoming XYZT Kristen Alvanson america exchange hyperstition iran “We’ve been told that there’s no difference between us and them”
Forthcoming AUDINT: Unsound/Undead Steve Goodman (ed) Toby Heys (ed) Eleni Ikoniadou (ed) AUDINT hyperstition infrasound IREX “Access the anomalous zones of transmission”
Forthcoming ContraContemporary Suhail Malik contemporary contemporary art history modern “The future is happening now”
Forthcoming Abducting the Outside Reza Negarestani decay geophilosophy geotrauma inhuman “To depart from the human, to descend into the abyss”
Forthcoming Omnicide Jason Bahbak Mohaghegh desert extremism iran mania “Everything must be annihilated”
Publications Becoming-Matisse: Between Painting and Architecture Éric Alliez architecture art colour contemporary art “expression=construction=decoration”
Publications Intelligence and Spirit Reza Negarestani AGI artificial intelligence Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Immanuel Kant “An outside view of ourselves as a prototype Artificial General Intelligence”
Publications Applied Ballardianism Simon Sellars Apophenia architecture delirium future “Time to light a fire”
Documents An Entangled Forest: Evolution and Speculative Fiction Ben Carver “Entanglement serves as a figure not just for alternate-historical thought and literature, but also for conspiracy theories”
Documents Concept and Intuition in Abstract Probability Theory Elie Ayache “It is as if randomness was a thread of thought that led us down to an unsuspected basement of thought—to its archaeology”
Publications The Infra-World François J. Bonnet discourse phenomenology sensation senses “The infra-world can only be accessed by an infra-lucidity”
Publications Body Without Organs, Body Without Image Éric Alliez contemporary art Deleuze and Guattari diagram Ernesto Neto “The operation engages with nothing less than the image of power in its relation to the power of the image that animates it and gives it a discursive existence”
Publications Cold War/Cold World Amanda Beech (ed) Robin Mackay (ed) James Wiltgen (ed) cold war cold world contemporary art crime fiction “Not only potential empirical destruction but also epistemic disturbance”