WORKSHOPS

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Resurrection Workshops: Writing Eulogies and Commemorating Beloved Tech
  • Duration
    • 1,5hr
  • Aim
    • Resurrection is a creative writing workshop where the participants gather to think and write about death in technologies. I usually try to make it so that the idea of tech is very general and it is whatever the participants experience as technology. Besides the general aim to create awareness towards consumerist waste cultures in digital media/um/s, I want to make it so that the participant think about the life and death of the technologies. The aim is to create a political awareness as well as a cultural one.
  • Structure
    • First I have a small presentation moment where I talk about how legal bindings in belonging to things, and things belonging to us affect our attitude towards deprecation and waste. Then we together make a list of dead tech. From a short discussion about what and why we consider to be dead, we split into group to write and then perform eulogies.
  • Documentation

Link to the initial workshop page