Subjectile | A Blog on Art, Politics, and Beyond + Updates

I am not a writer—maybe more of a non-writer, just as being a non-artist, non-engineer, or non-sociologist. The word subjectile comes from J. Derrida’s The Truth in Painting (1978), where he expands on Antonin Artaud’s idea of the canvas as something more than a passive surface. It represents a space of tension, a meeting point between the physical and the intangible, where creation and meaning take shape. To me, subjectile suggests a layered way of thinking and writing—one that probes what lies beneath, between what is seen and what is concealed. It is always an experiment.

February 20, 2013
Park Slope shopping window arrangement

February 19, 2013
February 18, 2013
This is how I feel at the CAA conference #caa2013

February 16, 2013
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February 10, 2013
The successes of history belong to those who are capable of seizing these rules [law], to replace those who had used them, to disguise themselves so as to pervert them, invert their meaning, and redirect them against those who had initially imposed them – in NIETZSCHE, GENEALOGY, HISTORY by…

January 27, 2013
From Commodity Series, 2013

January 23, 2013

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