Non-standard anti-capitalist philosophy publication.
Monochromatic Intensities is an ongoing photographic and textual exploration of post-socialist Hungary, examining how the material textures of everyday life—its infrastructures, monuments, industrial remnants and overlooked spaces—continue to shape perception, memory and political imagination. Developed through repeated visits to the same locations over changing seasons, the project approaches photography not as a means of documenting…
Gilles Deleuze claimed that paintings, or art in general, can be viewed not as a manifestation of a philosophy, a meaning, a way per se, for one can see instead the capability of philosophy in its extraction of ideas from art.[1] What can cybersigilism and eurotrash give us? What does it tell about the subject…
Nolan’s The Odyssey (2026) is something new. A determined, coherent attempt to take what functions for our culture as a sacred object, a text that demands reverence in virtue of its sheer authority, and to treat it instead as material, as occasion, the way a text becomes someone’s text, someone’s expression in the form of…