USB device – BJ Nilsen & Karl Lemieux: unearthed

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USB Device BJ Nilsen & Karl Lemieux – unearthed (soundwork)
Part of The Geologic Imagination
Published by Sonic Acts Press, Amsterdam
Sonic Acts 2015

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USB device | BJ Nilsen & Karl Lemieux: unearthed (soundwork) | Part of The Geologic Imagination | Published by Sonic Acts Press, Amsterdam | 2015

Unearthed is a new soundwork by BJ Nilsen, made during the Dark Ecology explorations of the border zone between Kirkenes (Norway) and Nikel (Russia). The soundwork on USB device came with the publication The Geologic Imagination, but can now also be purchased separately.

The Geologic Imagination is a richly illustrated and beautifully designed collection of essays, visual contributions and interviews. A major part of those contributions is connected to the Dark Ecology project that started in October 2014. The Geologic Imagination is inspired by geosciences and zooms in on planet Earth. Fundamental to this publication is the idea that we live in a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene. Human activity has irreversibly changed the composition of the atmosphere, the oceans, and even the Earth’s crust. Humanity has become a geological force. Consequently, the perspective has shifted from humans at the centre of the world to the forces that act on timescales beyond the conceivable. These ideas challenge us to rethink our attachments to the world, and our concepts of nature, culture and ecology.

With this book Sonic Acts examines how art and science map and document new insights, and how the changes and transformations that occur on a geological scale can become something humans can feel, touch, and experience.
The Geologic Imagination features new essays by Timothy Morton, Douglas Kahn, Paul Bogard, Michael Welland, and Raviv Ganchrow; there are interviews with Dipesh Chakrabarty, Matthew Coolidge, Liam Young, Noortje Marres, Kodwo Eshun, Kurt Hentschläger, and Mario de Vega; and visual contributions by Femke Herregraven, Mirna Belina, Ellsworth & Kruse, the Center of Land Use Interpretation, Marijn de Jong, and BJ Nilsen & Karl Lemieux.
The publication accompanies the Sonic Acts festival 2015.

Co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.

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Weight .1 g
Dimensions 10 × 7 × .5 cm