SILENTCULTURE /Performance

Diachrony per­me­ates the prac­tices of con­tem­po­rary art. This avatar of the con­tact of cul­tures iden­ti­fies areas of knowl­edge and prac­tice from which a sense of ethics emerges, play­ing the role of a cat­a­lyst in the con­struc­tion of new iden­ti­ties. Cf. Tay­lor V. E. et al, Ed. (Rout­ledge 2001 : 114 – 15), on post­moder­ni­ty and the notion of ethic.

Palimpses­ts (Lost Scenes)
Typo­graph­ic col­lage (SILENTCULTURE)

SILENTCULTURE is not a con­cept
                                                       SILENTCULTURE performance 

Fou­cault (1969: 52ff), e.g., in terms of dis­cur­sive for­ma­tions and their estab­lish­ment by aggre­ga­tion of sub­sys­tems (bear­ing in mind the cre­ative vir­tu­al of Deleuze).