hello my self_made boys and girl!
here the list of self_referential films I presented today
hope you enjoy today’s bonus tracks:)
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01_adaptation_malcovith alias.mov
02_adaptation_off_voice_start alias.mov
03_8 half_room_think alias.mov
04_adaptation_start.mov alias
05_8_half_clacke alias
06_adaptation_recording_earth alias
07_adaptation_earth alias
08_8_half_wife_inferno alias
09_adaptation_self_record alias
10_adaptation_bed_bro_talk alias
11_adaptation_writting_class alias
12_8_half_casi final alias
12.5_8_half_final alias
13_memento_hotel_guy alias
14_timecode_russ alias
16_the_professionals_SMM_long.mov alias

haloi!
list of helmet project I showed yesterday.
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artificial Horizon
parasitical tourism
voyeuristic visits
rented body 4 blind dates
interstitial space helmet
Isophone

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http://www.auger-loizeau.com/

contact
James Auger jamesa@mle.media.mit.edu
Jimmy Loizea jimmyl@mle.media.mit.edu

hola!
I mention this little story yesterday.
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Preamble To The Instructions On How To Wind a Watch
Julio Cortázar, from Cronopios and Famas

(original in spanish)

Think of this: when they present you with a watch, they are gifting you with a tiny flowering hell, a wreath of roses, a dungeon of air. They aren't simply wishing the watch on you, and many more, and we hope it will last you, it's a good grand, Swiss, seventeen rubies; they aren't just giving you this minute stonecutter which will bind you by the wrist and walk along with you. They are giving you - they don't know it, it's terrible that they don't know it - they are gifting you with a new fragile and precarious piece of yourself, something that's yours but not a part of your body, that you have to strap to your body like your belt, like a tiny, furious bit of something hanging onto your wrist. They gift you with the job of having to wind it every day, an obligation to wind it, so that it goes on being a watch, they gift you with the obsession of looking into jewellery-shop windows to check the exact time, check the radio announcer, check the telephone service. They give you the gift of fear, someone will steal it from you, it'll fall on the street and get broken. They give you the gift of your trademark and the assurance that it's a trademark better than others, they gift you with the impulse to compare your watch with other watches. They aren't giving you a watch, you are the gift, they are giving you yourself for the watch's birthday.