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26 September 2026
…a description of the encoding and knowledge of how the information was written. A highly durable archive can become just a stone. Preserving information physically is not enough; we must preserve the possibility of understanding how to read it.Writing in DNAThere is an even stra…
24 September 2026
…“does AI copy?” but who selects what enters the loop, what comes out, and what remains as an archive of the real.Baudrillard before the fact?In Simulacra and Simulation (1981), Jean Baudrillard describes several relations between an image and what it claims to represent: ref…
23 September 2026
…tistic hypothesis and a political desire in that sentence. The two press pages reproduced from my archive document a moment when hacking a medium meant opening its infrastructure to other authors, before giant platforms recentralised distribution and income. When repurposing beco…
21 September 2026
…quality-diversity methods such as MAP-Elites, do not seek a single best answer. They cultivate an archive of different solutions that perform in their own niches: an ecology of paths, not a race to one summit. 02 · Let worlds and inhabitants coevolve. In POET, environments gradu…
20 September 2026
…l exists does not yet tell us why it deserves attention or how we can use it. The first issue’s archive makes that practical function visible. Its planetary cover established a vast horizon, while the inside continually returned to particular objects. MoMA describes the Catalog…
16 September 2026
…h refusal—not answering, slowing down, producing ambiguity, choosing anonymity—feeds a common archive and causes the curve to fall. The E.L.I.O.T. exit. At the end, the visitor’s question is sent not to a model but to an unknown person. The terminal becomes a link again. Wh…
15 September 2026
…s whose provenance cannot be established. Surveillance screens show only missing intervals in the archive. MAIO constructs an ideal trajectory towards a history museum or an institution committed to restitution, then reverses its own proposition: can an institution elegantly exhi…