#pandrogeny

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Club Furies Review | Shifting identities in techno sound: 1FM presents Pandrogeny on M4rlow Records

Just a few days ago we presented the premiere of Pandrogeny, the eponymous track of the new work of the talented Mexican producer 1FM on the Spanish label M4rlow Records. Now it’s time to bring you the full review. When we got this release, we didn’t fail to instantly notice the term with which it was named: pandrogeny. What is it? Pandrogyny is the physical resemblance to another individual,…

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THE PANDROGENY MANIFESTO | 2006 GENESIS P-ORRIDGE & LADY JAYE

[givemhell]

every time i see that image i have to take a moment

[gondwana]

If you’ve never read about genesis p’orridge’s pandrogeny project with lady jaye I suspect you might find it fascinating based on your wizard dream

WOAH

[whatcha-reading-today]

Nonbinary | Geneis P-Orridge

This is an odd memoir, I went into this book with the intention of learning more about the origins of Throbbing Gristle and industrial, as well as more about Genesis and their gender identity. As the book is called 'Nonbinary' I expected the emphasis to be on gender and identity, but the majority of the book, as in ALL of the book save for the last fifty or so pages, is on Genesis's life, growing up, early days in the industrial music scene. Which, frankly is only interesting to people interested in their music. The final section, focusing on Genesis's relationship with Lady Jaye and the Pandrogeny project is a fascinating look at gender expression (though I think some exploration of gender identity vs gender expression would have been valuable here, as well as whether this project was really about connection and the human experience), and 'short-circuiting control' which appears to be the running thesis posited in the introduction, completely abandoned, and then brought up in the closing section.

I think in short, rating this memoir is impossible because it is a memoir of someone's life up until about 1990, then abandoned, and then a miniscule section on was conceived and possibly outlined on the Pandrogeny project but not realized because of Genesis's death, and finished by the co-author. The book should be titled something relating to Genesis's life and not something to do with the Pandrogeny project when frankly that's not the focus of the book.

Format: Physical copy

Read in: 2022

[your-bigender-big-brother]

can you post about pandrogeny? it's a term coined by Genesis P-Orridge in the last century. there's also a flag for a similar term (pandrogyne/pandrogynous). I'm nixpangi

I did some research and put together a Gender of the Day post, which is now in the queue!

I apologize for the long wait. I was waiting for the LGBTA site to come back so I could save the flags for the identity, but the link to the meaning of the identity actually redirects to an interview with the coiner themself (I would use s/he pronouns as needed here, but I don't know how the reflexive form of them works and I couldn't find anything when I looked it up.)

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[onenakedfarmer]

Currently Watching [101 Shorts Edition]

23. LES SOUFFRANCES D'UN OEUF MEURTRI Roland Lethem Belgium, 1967

22. CATHARSIS Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani Belgium, 2000

21. PANDROGENY MANIFESTO Aldo Lee and Dionysos Andronis Greece / France, 2005

20. THEOCORDIS Serge Cotret Canada, 2007

19. PANTELIA Micki Pellerano USA, 2007

18. PINHOLE FLAMES Amy Schwartz Canada, 2007

17. BURN Reynold Reynolds and Patrick Jolley USA. 2002

16. WESTERN SUNBURN Karl Lemieux Canada. 2007

15. CONVULSION EXPULSION Usama Alshaibi USA, 2004

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After I hit queue on that I looked it up and both I and that guy were technically right. Lady Jaye WAS probably kind of a cis woman BUT she also did get plastic surgery to resemble Genesis more. I THINK that I might have also been wrong that that name was used both for Genesis the individual AND the project (??) - they called the project Pandrogeny?

I'm sure they would appreciate that what they did caused confusion, though. Even to other gender fuckers. I mean, that was kind of the entire point. Partly. That and the codependency, lol. love is love love wins

[robbialy]

˟˟˟ 𝐆𝐄𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐈𝐒 BREYER 𝐏-𝐎𝐑𝐑𝐈𝐃𝐆𝐄 ˟˟˟ . pic: Alex Klein . . . . #genesisporridge #coumtransmissions #throbbinggristle #psychictv #industrialmusic #industrialrecords #pandrogeny https://www.instagram.com/p/B1mvzMdiVeCH2zOGm-n-pRtoDB3ja207H0his80/?igshid=1jkcd4bvu4vd8

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Club Furies Premiere: 1FM - Pandrogeny [M4rlow Records]

1FM is the alter ego of renowned Mexican musician and producer Yuri González. Born in Mexico City, he has expanded his musical career in various cities around the world, but mainly in Guadalajara, Mexico. 1FM is the result of Gonzalez’s former project in the 2000s, Fat Naked Lady (FNL), which was part of the iconic electronic music collective Nopal Beat. Yuri had the incredible opportunity to…

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What can anyone say about Genesis P-Orridge that s/he can’t say better? I’m very pleased to share that my favorite portrait I’ve taken will be the cover of he/r posthumous memoir, “Nonbinary” Due our in the spring of 2021. Gen was an extraordinary person that lived an other worldly life. The purest form of artist. #genesisporridge #psychictv #ptv3 #coum #throbbinggristle #pandrogeny #23 (at Diamond Dog Studio) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDVcXiQjaVT/?igshid=1ctat6g35jyyr

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Artist Research

21/10/22

While in the photography studio on Thursday 20th, Paul Tarpey recommended some artists that would be interesting to research regarding my theme of make up. They aren't your typical artists, however, they link in with my concept of makeup/altering your appearance, but they don't necessarily follow the terms of temporary. These artists are all extreme in their own way and I find them all equally interesting. ORLAN and Genesis P-Orridge are the most similar, but they all show an extreme dedication to their projects, and use non-traditional art forms, such as their own bodies.

ORLAN

ORLAN is a French contemporary artist, known for her body modifications in the name of art. Here, with ORLAN, I'm looking at the permanent side of makeup, where people take their everyday temporary image and go that step further to make it last. She uses the operating theatre as a stage, and puts on a performance with costumes and props during her cosmetic surgeries, with just local anaesthetic to numb the pain. ORLAN quoted in an article on Artnet, “I have been the first artist to use aesthetic surgery in another context—not to appear younger or better according to the designated pattern. I wanted to disrupt the standards of beauty.”

Amalia Ulman with Excellences & Perfections

Amalia Ulman presented us with 'Excellences & Perfections' as an unfolding narrative of an online influencer type on her Instagram account. She took on the personas of three women through fantasy and illusion. The personas posted photos of flowers, food, their reflections in mirrors, created sets that looked like hotel bedrooms, and spoke blandly of love and self empowerment. She sort of created these characters based on stereotypes, just like Cindy Sherman. She was dedicated to this art piece of hers, getting a breast augmentation and dying her hair from its natural brown to blond. Although she doesn't use makeup in anyway in E&P, she is similar to ORLAN, with her dedication and seriousness when it comes to her work. I found her interesting, as it creates an idea of what beauty influencers on social media were like in the 2010s, and what standards they instilled in the viewers mind. The work existed on its viewers’ phones, of course it did, but it also existed in their minds — Ulman as a sprite, hanging out in their consciousness even when they weren’t looking at the work itself. 

Genesis P-Orridge

Genesis P-Orridge was many things; a poet, a writer, a performance artist and a singer songwriter. When they fell in love with his wife, Jacqueline, also known as Lady Jaye, P-Orridge put it best "as we became more and more obsessively in love, we had that whole feeling of ‘I wish I could eat you up. I wish I could just take you, and I become you and you become me,’ ” and that's exactly what they did. They became an almost carbon copy of their wife, who was a blonde Twiggy-esque woman. They called the project “Pandrogeny” and even got matching breast implants on Valentine's Day one year and P-Orridge refers to themselves as 'we', as if them and their wife were one. I find P-Orridge very strange, but at the same time I love it. It was an art project but with tones of love underneath, which somehow makes it more interesting. Again, very similar to ORLAN, its the permanent side of makeup/beauty, but I think with this, and because he mimicked their wife out of love, it seems so sweet and kind. It's almost a positive of the permanent side of beauty. “I know it sounds weird,” he says gently. “We could have bought a house or something like that. But we’re artists. Artists do art. It’s not rational.”

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One for Gen❤️ One for Jaye❤️

I'm still wearing this suitcase and they are roaming infinity unencumbered.

Taken at the Pioneer Works exhibition "We Are But One" last Sunday in Red Hook, my old stomping grounds. I was honored to be invited to speak ov thee Pandrogeny project along with Scott Ewalt and Beth Citron. Moderated by Douglas Rushkoff.

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#PSYCHARTCULT on Sunday c/o #morbidanatomy ! “Body Modification, Polymorphous Perversity and Pandrogeny” by Vanessa Sinclair & “Forcing the Hand of Chance – A Look at the DIY Occulture of Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth (TOPY)” by Carl Abrahamsson.

https://www.morbidanatomy.org/events-tickets/body-modification-polymorphous-perversity-and-pandrogeny-by-vanessa-sinclair-and-forcing-the-hand-of-chance-a-look-at-the-diy-occulture-of-thee-temple-ov-psychick-youth-topy-by-carl-abrahamsson

#occulture #topy #genesisporridge #genesisbreyerporridge #ladyjayebreyerporridge #pandrogeny #diy #sexmagic

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Breyer P-Orridge, the Pandrogeny Project

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One of the great things about human beings is that they impulsively and intuitively express what is inevitably next in the evolution of culture and our species. It is the Other that we are destined to become.

- Part XIV—Pandrogeny, Thee Psychick Bible, Lady Jaye Breyer P-Orridge and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge