Interfacing Philosophy
Interfacing Philosophy ○ Nils Röller Executed in a Very Beautiful Small Hand, observes the description of a medieval manuscript [1] that became known for a visual… Read More »Interfacing Philosophy
Nils Röller
Dialogues: Gazes, Gestures and Tools
Dialogues: Gazes, Gestures and Tools ○ Vera Kaspar It was the ambition of this research project to focus on indications of visual representations of dialogic communication in… Read More »Dialogues: Gazes, Gestures and Tools
Desktop
Desktop ○ Dominic Neuwirth The point of departure for this contribution are the image protocols developed during the project Iconography of Philosophy. In response to those… Read More »Desktop
The September Garden: Plots
The September Garden: Plots (2020–2021) ○ We Are Publication Modes of collage have been a central preoccupation for the artists group We Are Publication (WAP). Participants… Read More »The September Garden: Plots
Leaving the Cell
Leaving the Cell ○ Barbara Ellmerer The following notes document the process that led me from an original image (Fig. 1) taken from a medieval… Read More »Leaving the Cell
Text-Image Parergon-Editorial
Text-Image Parergon ○ Peter Benz and Nils Röller TEXT-IMAGE PARERGON explores potentials and challenges in the relations of scriptorial and pictorial signs. How do text… Read More »Text-Image Parergon-Editorial
Chronotopologies
Chronotopologies ○ Daniel Irrgang and Clemens Jahn For the year 1999, German-speaking humanities mark an epistemic shift which coincided with the turn of the millennium:… Read More »Chronotopologies
Experimental Woodcuts as Strategies of Communication
Experimental Woodcuts as Strategies of Communication ○ Catarina Zimmermann-Homeyer As early as 1500, the illustration of literary works confronted the editors with the problem of… Read More »Experimental Woodcuts as Strategies of Communication
Diagrammarians
This is a selection of 20th–21st century artworks that invoke the power of the diagrammatic. You could start this train of thought with many great… Read More »Diagrammarians