quinta-feira, 21 de março de 2013

Game fo Life and Dames


AND will just be possible if everyone lose their will and knowledge. Because humans love certainty and we do everything to find it even if it’s an illusion. The assumption that their knowledge is good for nothing to generate an encounter it’s too scary.

AND has no end. Like the word AND means it’s always engaging other alternatives in order to create a dialogue with what is already there. The end of the game happens when both players agree that the event is death.

 

Examples of other games in the Squares

 

 

        

A                                                                B

 

A is the trey of The Game of Life and B the trey of Dames.

Both are squares with 64 squares inside. What is happening inside each of these squares are repetitions they have one or more bodies (games pieces) moving from square to square. For those outside that don’t know the rules of Dames or Game of Life, will see a repetition of a repetition.

Repetition is




“ If repetition exists, it expresses at once a singularity opposed to the general, a universality opposed to variation and an eternity opposed to the general, a universality opposed to the particular, a distinctive opposed to the ordinary, an instantaneity opposed to variation and an eternity opposed to permanence. In every respect, repetition is a transgression.” - Difference and Repetition, Gilles Deleuze

terça-feira, 19 de março de 2013

Updating


It's time to update my blog.
On 12th march I did the final experience in SU atrium.

20 hours before, i did an event on facebook, where I invited all my facebook friend to became witnesses of this experience.
I posted the text above and this Mondrian's painting:

 
Witness this performance! It will run from 7.30am to 4pm on 12th march.
You can keep up to date with this performance through a live webcam that records the piazza 24/7 on the Warwick website.

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/about/campus/webcam/

This performance invites warwick students to play a circular game on a square board.

Students can avoid being players but never be seen!


The facebook event
http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/122450671272276/