#lauris veips

[drawdownbooks]

NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality https://www.instagram.com/p/BuGu55UnFhf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=i4v89vtp3fuc

[hicsitusest]

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“kā ziemeļpolā” – mans brālis par ledus kluci.

bērni pēta caurspīdīga ledus kluci, kas ieņēmis augšpēdus apgāzušās skārda vannītes formu. tur ir sastinguši kukaiņi – mazi, lieli, garām kājām, ar lielu snuķi, ar paslēptu snuķi. spārni atklāj vaskulāro sistēmu, ledus izkropļotu. pašķiras mākoņi, un pievakares saule iekur ledu. kukaiņi laistās, iesprostoti dzintarā.

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varbūt kāds putns bija taisījis saldējumu un piemirsis. varbūt kukaiņi saskrējuši uz cilvēka vai dzīvnieka ūdenī atstāto smaržu. bet varbūt to visu bija diriģējis mans brālis, jo vēl vairākus gadus pēc tam es ticēju, ka viņš ir bijis ziemeļpolā.

3

kukaiņi sakustas lāsmainajā ledū. caur tevi izskrien vilnis no senas jūras.

4

atmiņas aizdomīgi bieži ir zeltainas. varbūt tu tajās pārāk bieži spīdini lukturi? varbūt tās iedegas pašas, vēstīdamas, ka drīz izdzisīs? [Lauris Veips]

[atceros]

1

"kā ziemeļpolā" – mans brālis par ledus kluci.

bērni pēta caurspīdīga ledus kluci, kas ieņēmis augšpēdus apgāzušās skārda vannītes formu. tur ir sastinguši kukaiņi – mazi, lieli, garām kājām, ar lielu snuķi, ar paslēptu snuķi. spārni atklāj vaskulāro sistēmu, ledus izkropļotu. pašķiras mākoņi, un pievakares saule iekur ledu. kukaiņi laistās, iesprostoti dzintarā.

2

varbūt kāds putns bija taisījis saldējumu un piemirsis. varbūt kukaiņi saskrējuši uz cilvēka vai dzīvnieka ūdenī atstāto smaržu. bet varbūt to visu bija diriģējis mans brālis, jo vēl vairākus gadus pēc tam es ticēju, ka viņš ir bijis ziemeļpolā.

3

kukaiņi sakustas lāsmainajā ledū. caur tevi izskrien vilnis no senas jūras.

4

atmiņas aizdomīgi bieži ir zeltainas. varbūt tu tajās pārāk bieži spīdini lukturi? varbūt tās iedegas pašas, vēstīdamas, ka drīz izdzisīs?

[drawdownbooks]

LAST DAY: 10% OFF EVERYTHING, use code “NOIR17” / www.draw-down.com / NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality

[drawdownbooks]

Last Copies! NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / Available at www.draw-down.com / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality

[drawdownbooks]

NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / Available at www.draw-down.com / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality

[drawdownbooks]

NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / Available at www.draw-down.com / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality

[drawdownbooks]

NXS #1: Cyber-Sensuality / Available at www.draw-down.com / NXS – a project by Amsterdam's Goys & Birls – is an experimental printed publication, where each contributor comments and reflects on a previous contribution. NXS explores "the self" in the age of digital technology, with the first issue focusing on Cyber-sensuality.NXS aims to explore the emotional and sensual side of hardware, software and algorithms, normally assessed by functionality, aesthetics and ethics. With regards to cyber sensuality, we have developed an intimate relationship with the technological tools we use. Screens have become the surfaces of our feelings, connecting and isolating us at the same time. We experience reality through machines. The symbiosis between human and machine has catalyzed new understandings of gender, normality, nature and being human. We have jumped from the touch of human skin to VR erotic experiences, and can now satisfy any of fetishes or fantasies online. These behaviors redefine how human beings can be portrayed through the machine as an echo of the non-virtual. What does the mutated “self” look like? Issue #1 includes contributions by Ines alpha (FR), Trudy Barber (UK), Katrina Burch (UK/NL), Marilou Chabert (FR), Scry de Doria (FR), Aiden Doyle (AU), Jason Ebeyer (AU), ElpopoSangre (FR), Esteban Gonzalez (FR), Olga Mikh Fedorova (RU/BE), Margaret V Haines (CA), Min Jie (CN), Anja Kaiser (DE), Jacob Kerray (UK), Célestin Krier (FR), Agnese Krivade (LV), LA HORDE (FR), Hector Latrille (FR), Matt McMullen (USA), PrismViews (US), Rachel-Rose O'Leary (IE), Raf Rennie (CA), Reese Riley (USA), Nicole Ruggiero (USA), Helin Sahin (US/TR), Jack Self (UK), Yung Soft (FR), Marie Tomanová (CZ/USA), Ultrabianka (AT), Lauris Veips (LV), Janine Vermeulen (NL), Bruno Zhu (PT/NL), and Agnieszka Zimolag (PL/NL). Curated and designed by Monika Grūzīte, Juliette Lizotte, Florian Mecklenburg (Goys & Birls) #graphicdesign #typography #cyber #Sensuality