The Mountain Speaks to the Sea - Tekla Aslanishvili games

The Mountain Speaks to the Sea - Tekla Aslanishvili games'The Mountain Speaks to the Sea' explores Tekla Aslanishvilis experimental film trilogy, which examines how ports, railways, and smart city projects function as technologies of citizenship and sovereignty. It reveals the disruptive impacts of large scale energy and transport projects on the ecologies of the South Caucasus by connecting distant geographies with future visions. Focusing on the power of moving images to shape and dismantle

at which stage it will no longer be able to generate rain

monstrous products of our “advanced” technological moment

the body and constructions of spatiality

inform her practice at home in Denmark

sometimes talkative and melancholy

taken throughout the 1960s and recovered among his personal effects after his death

Karin Boye’s chilling novel of creeping alienation shows the dangers of acquiescence and the power of resistance

distributing material

Das beste aus Tomi Ungerer’s Welt: Crictor

Contrary to the West’s prevailing image of East Germany – dominated by the SED and FDJ

and Melissa Constantine on the affective infrastructures of satire with visual contributions and essays by Metahaven

booby traps and a giant toilet may prove even greater obstacles than nuclear disaster