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SUMMARY:LATENT MOURNINGS by Flavia Dzodan with Hugo Esquinca
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DESCRIPTION:READING AND CONVERSATION WITH FLAVIA DZODAN AND HUGO ESQUINCA A
	T 6.30PM\n\nLatent Mournings examines how infrastructures of computation r
	eorganize affect\,\ntemporality\, and the conditions of perception. Throug
	h theoretical essays\,\nrecursive analyses\, and media-archaeological expe
	riments\, Dzodan develops a\nframework in which emotion becomes logistical
	\, latency becomes epistemic\nmaterial\, and mourning emerges as an infras
	tructural mode rather than an\ninterior state.\nTracing a genealogy that m
	oves from Affective Logistics to the spectral and\nchimeric ethics of Amor
	ino Latente\, the book maps the residues and remainders\nthat shape contem
	porary life under algorithmic governance. Dzodan’s writing\ninhabits the i
	nterval between exhaustion and maintenance\, articulating a\npractice grou
	nd- ed in latency\, refusal\, and the aesthetics of the never-made.\n\nDra
	wing from projects such as Absence / Longing / Saturation\, Haptic Mournin
	gs\,\nand the ongoing research on Chronoecology\, Latent Mournings outline
	s a\nlow-energy ecology of the present: one defined by infrastructural dec
	ay\,\naffective capture\, and the spectral artifacts generated by systems 
	that optimize\nfor frictionless operation.\nThis work offers a rigorous vo
	cabulary for describing the computational present\nwhile insisting on the 
	value of opacity\, recursion\, and incompletion as\nanalytical methods.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/latent-mournings-by-flavia-dzodan-with-
	hugo-esquinca
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LOCATION:San Serriffe - Sint Annenstraat 30\, 1012 HE Amsterdam
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CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,books,ecology,oude kerk
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2> reading and conversation with Flavia Dzod
	an and Hugo Esquinca at 6.30pm </h2> <p>Latent Mournings examines how infr
	astructures of computation reorganize affect, temporality, and the conditi
	ons of perception. Through theoretical essays, recursive analyses, and med
	ia-archaeological experiments, Dzodan develops a framework in which emotio
	n becomes logistical, latency becomes epistemic material, and mourning eme
	rges as an infrastructural mode rather than an interior state.<br>Tracing 
	a genealogy that moves from Affective Logistics to the spectral and chimer
	ic ethics of Amorino Latente, the book maps the residues and remainders th
	at shape contemporary life under algorithmic governance. Dzodan’s writing 
	inhabits the interval between exhaustion and maintenance, articulating a p
	ractice ground- ed in latency, refusal, and the aesthetics of the never-ma
	de.</p> <p>Drawing from projects such as Absence / Longing / Saturation, H
	aptic Mournings, and the ongoing research on Chronoecology, Latent Mournin
	gs outlines a low-energy ecology of the present: one defined by infrastruc
	tural decay, affective capture, and the spectral artifacts generated by sy
	stems that optimize for frictionless operation.<br>This work offers a rigo
	rous vocabulary for describing the computational present while insisting o
	n the value of opacity, recursion, and incompletion as analytical methods.
	</p>
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