Archipelagic Affects
Archipelagic Affects explores how art residencies nurture effective spaces to study the tangible and intangible cultural, historical and geopolitical connections between different island countries. The project is co-conceived by the Jan van Eyck Academie alumni (2022-2023) Yornel J. Martínez Elías and Framer Framed researcher Emily Shin-Jie Lee, in collaboration with Taiwanese novelist Huang Chong-Kai.
Interweaving visual materials, dialogues, and stories created by the participants in different times and spaces, Archipelagic Affects documents the process of encountering different islands/languages as a result of an artistic residency, and explores the ways in which literature connects different worlds and how publishing practices create new connections.
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Archipelagic Affects explores how art residencies nurture effective spaces to study the tangible and intangible cultural, historical and geopolitical connections between different island countries. The project is co-conceived by the Jan van Eyck Academie alumni (2022-2023) Yornel J. Martínez Elías and Framer Framed researcher Emily Shin-Jie Lee, in collaboration with Taiwanese novelist Huang Chong-Kai.
Interweaving visual materials, dialogues, and stories created by the participants in different times and spaces, Archipelagic Affects documents the process of encountering different islands/languages as a result of an artistic residency, and explores the ways in which literature connects different worlds and how publishing practices create new connections.
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Archipelagic Affects explores how art residencies nurture effective spaces to study the tangible and intangible cultural, historical and geopolitical connections between different island countries. The project is co-conceived by the Jan van Eyck Academie alumni (2022-2023) Yornel J. Martínez Elías and Framer Framed researcher Emily Shin-Jie Lee, in collaboration with Taiwanese novelist Huang Chong-Kai.
Interweaving visual materials, dialogues, and stories created by the participants in different times and spaces, Archipelagic Affects documents the process of encountering different islands/languages as a result of an artistic residency, and explores the ways in which literature connects different worlds and how publishing practices create new connections.
