(Science) Fiction,Ecophysical Apparatus and Skizoid Machines: Animism,Vitalism and Machinism as a Way to Rearticulate the Need to Confront the Unknown in a Contradictory Manner |
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| Authors: | François Roche |
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| Abstract: | François Roche of R&Sie(n) ruminates on the contradictory nature of the present: a time that is ‘vibrating’ while ultimately ‘lacking momentum’. Reclaiming ‘the scenarios and substances that condition architecture’, he rejects the large-scale flights of fancy of international signature architects and argues for the reactivation of ‘a throbbing, complex and unfinished “localism”’. In so doing, he advocates a machinism that enables fictionalisation and speculation. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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| Keywords: | R&Sie(n), Thing Which Necroses, Denmark and Sweden, 2009 and 2010 Michel Foucault, Dits et Ecrits, tome III Neal Stephenson William Gibson Bruce Sterling chaos theory biogenetics voluptuous temporality Guattari and Deleuze Altered States Stephan Henrich and Pierre Huyghe, Star Gate Vehicle, Broomwich project, Meudon, France, 2008 Symbiosis 'Hood, Seoul, Korea, 2009 ‘infocalypse’ Alice in Wonderland ‘bachelor machines’, Stochastic Machine, Olzweg project, FRAC, Orléans, France, 2006 Chimeria Machine, Symbiosis 'Hood, Seoul, Korea, 2006-7 MacGuffin AndréBloc house ‘schizoid-machinism’ agendas L'ordre du Discours |
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