"Mezangelle seems to really take something *from* the code and bring it
into speech, to recognize some element in a nevertheless masculinist
programming language as feminist, as worth freeing from its context and
allowing it to work in some other way..."
- Ebuswell, Critical Code Studies Working Group 2014.
Showing posts with label languages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label languages. Show all posts
08/03/2014
06/02/2007
"There are several pieces where text, sound, movement and interactivity all seek to support one another in a complex lyrical or narrative whole.....an example of an enhanced package [is] from _][ad][Dressed in a Skin C.ode_ by Mary-Anne Breeze [alias mez], with its invented mezangelle system [which shows] her enthusiasm for elaborate punning and inventive programming...."
-Robert Coover's keynote address at ELO's State of the Arts Symposium 2002.
-Robert Coover's keynote address at ELO's State of the Arts Symposium 2002.
Labels:
languages,
netwurker,
programming
"...Mez reaches into the very structure of the word, creating an entire para-language, called "m[ez]ang.elle," which is readable by readers of English, but only at the cost of a dramatically slowed reading speed. She organizes textual performances which she designates as e-mail trawling, hacker attacking, open source kode poetri, or electronic channeling. Though this work uses many of the devices of so-called L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poetry, fluid spacing, bracketing, and ambiguous punctuation to obtain a simultaneity of reference that tests fixed neuronal patterns, it also tests these, simultaneously, through choreographed and random kinetic oscillations of the Web environment, re-converting the process of reading to a process of action, perhaps somewhat akin to what oral cultures undertook when print first spread through them."
- Stephanie Strickland, from "Dali Clocks: TIME DIMENSIONS OF HYPERMEDIA", at Digital Arts and Culture Conference, Norway 00.
- Stephanie Strickland, from "Dali Clocks: TIME DIMENSIONS OF HYPERMEDIA", at Digital Arts and Culture Conference, Norway 00.
Labels:
hypermedia,
languages,
mezangelle
05/02/2007
"Model Citizens: Their Urban Strechnology Kit and info-mercials illustrate broader issues of d.i.y activism, access, personhood, and the changing climate towards technology and identity......Using the devices found in computer languages and applying them meaningfully to natural language, Mez [Mary Anne Breeze] employs a polysemic use of language in net-based textual works that highlight the potentialities of language play and identity swapping in communicating alternative meanings and responding to world events."
-From the _ Indepth Arts News_ review of "MODEL CITIZENS and MY SUN" 04-10-2001 until 27-10-2001 ArtSpace Woolloomooloo, Sydney, Australia.
-From the _ Indepth Arts News_ review of "MODEL CITIZENS and MY SUN" 04-10-2001 until 27-10-2001 ArtSpace Woolloomooloo, Sydney, Australia.
"... i dont know how others find it, but i do tons of programming and [mez's] style is just the most delightful play on coding. i kinda think of her as a cross between James Joyce and... Larry Wall -- author of the Perl programming language and a linguist by training....."
les schaffer
les schaffer
Labels:
coding,
languages,
linguist,
Perl poetry
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