Darkness & the Percocet
In-Between
a small sheet of plain white
rectangular card stock
imperceptibly split edge reveals flat
faceted garnet, cut in the form of a
lozenge
giving the appearance of the ace of
spades
INCANTATION
the
apparatus proposed is the distinctive
trademark
of Enlightenment thought
Empiricist
& Idealist currents, Transcendentalism
event
inspired a cycle of struggles
desires
and needs cannot be translated
into
different contexts – so it happens potential
revolutionaries
around the world cannot
invest
in actions around the world
Beijing
Nablus
Los
Angeles
Chiapas
Paris
Seoul
To clarify this relation it must be
understood
that the class struggle is over the
way
the capitalist class imposes the commodity
form
on the bulk of the population by
forcing people
to sell part of their lives as the
commodity
“labor power” in order to survive –
after
choosing various points
by
examining the red strokes
he
held the engraving point vertically
in
his right hand and made
seven superficial marks
linked together as a globally
expanding chain
institutional, political, and
scientific rhetorics
became absolute on this terrain
and every conceptual formation
came to be marked by it
it is not either/or
difference
hybridity
mobility
are not liberation, not in and of
themselves
and neither are
truth
purity
stasis
real revolutionary practice
refers to the level of production
truth will not set us free
but taking control of the production
of truth will
diametrically
across the earth
always
remaining visible amid vague
geographical
indications, descending
a
long way without deviating and
ended,
at a treble stave showing
high
C accompanied by three “f”s
in
the center a cluster of stars
where
the word “Nadir” is written
these struggles often fail to
communicate context
lack even local communication
and burn out in a flash
the exclusive horizon of ideology
a hugely distended mouth
a vertical line of dots
a flash point
the formalization of politics
the instrumentalization of science
and technique
for profit
the pacification of revolt
source texts: Hardt & Negri, Raymond
Roussel, Harry Cleaver
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