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COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS

• ETCETERA
• et al. and the rest (of it) nz
• et al. and other things

• PROJECTS 2010
• BURNT HOUSE . A little later.,
• A Week of Goodness_Living Room 2010

• PROJECTS-2005-9
• Hirschfield
• that's obvious! that's right!
• maintenance of social solidarity
• no free gift
• altruistic studies: no vote
• altruistic studies: vote only once
• social meaning of things
• we say sorry
• attempting to engineer
• regroup! reorder! restore!
• contemporary solidarity
• maintenance of social solidarity I
• maintenance of solidarity_instance5
• fundamenteel rekenen_Nieuw York
• second of the ordinary practices
• de nieuwe stem
• the fundamental practice
• the fundamental practice_drawings

• PROJECTS 2000-4
• rapture
• restricted access
• the second practice
• 4. methods of investigation
• abnormal mass delusions? 2.
• abnormal mass delusions? 1.
• serial reform 713L 2.
• serial reform 713L 1.
• simultaneous invalidations 2.
• simultaneous invalidations 3.
• simultaneous invalidations_drawings
• original research outcome

• _____
• LINKS

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2008 altruistic studies _vote more than once, Art Unlimited
Art 39 Basel, 2008 in collaboration with Starkwhite, NZ. Curator, Simon Lamunière, Geneva.

The et al. installation methodology is utilitarian, looking for the value systems residing in readymade text, synthesised speech, sound bites, and incomprehensible, senseless or prosaic fragments – objects, acts, events, gestures, artefacts, music and text. Installation is used as an archiving of societal events. Multi-media components are fully integrated into the installation, with aleatoric scripting, synthesised speech, and computer generated imagery.

The Art Unlimited installation focuses on altruistic suicide methodologies including recruitment, training, indoctrination, marketing and glorification of action, set against secular faiths, such as democracy, and religious fundamentalism, using a range of fabricated signage and speech in conjunction with a live feed to Google Earth.