Archive for the “Object-Oriented Writing” category
Object-Oriented Writing in India
by Travis Jeppesen on October 23, 2018
The writer and editor Skye Arundhati Thomas will be leading a workshop based on Travis Jeppesen’s conception of object-oriented writing as part of the Indian Ceramics Triennale. More information and registration here.
Head of a Woman, Pablo Picasso, 1926
by Travis Jeppesen on August 27, 2017
See see it can be no me is free. Bound to one’s own plasticity, staring back to self eye like it’s the sea. No expanse can expand my myness in the sky my eye once holed. Glance shed gray across (…)
Car/Holly Herndon
by Travis Jeppesen on November 23, 2015
Side One Robotic feedback fuzz, the language of malfunction. Suction-feeder leads into ambulate bliss bog, now I let the machine drownscrape me forward. Forward, foreword: the arm is a tomato. The waves of yr brain get scrambled toilet-like, (…)
Spiral Jetty/Robert Smithson
by Travis Jeppesen on April 1, 2014
-after James Benning- I am alive (the sky.) The waters lapping, moving towards. Calm – cool, the curl of momentum. Speedboat whizzing past the birds. In April birds’re louder. Still, the sky desolate – a deathly (…)
Neptune/Antoine Coysevox
by Travis Jeppesen on March 29, 2014
The ordinary mind is nothing – a chance to not break. Our letters are thoughts of having private feelings to being in array entombment marble We were wise to having been Be wary of sirens (…)
Misc. Spill/Cady Noland
by Travis Jeppesen on March 29, 2014
I wanna eat, fuck, and shit america, and it’s my face the world is sitting on as I write this. The electric guitar spilled all over my tits got sent there for sure cos like a real motherfucker barks (…)
Venus of Willendorf/Artist Unknown
by Travis Jeppesen on March 27, 2014
My name is the world’s endlessness, and “world” has no humans in it. The first thing you’ll probably notice about me is my tits. Nice and big and squirty, what a certain type of man likes. But my tits (…)
Neptune/Antoine Coysevox
by Travis Jeppesen on March 23, 2014
“Neptune/Antoine Coysevox,” one of the object-oriented text works from 16 Sculptures, is published in the March/April edition of Art Papers.
16 Sculptures: the book
by Travis Jeppesen on March 20, 2014
16 Sculptures, my book of object-oriented writing published on the occasion of the 2014 Whitney Biennial, can be purchased online at Publication Studio. 16 Sculptures is a book of Travis Jeppesen’s writings for the Whitney Biennial 2014. In his installation (…)
James Turrell, Light Reign, 2003
by Travis Jeppesen on November 26, 2013
With the gray light cast on my stillness, I am permitted to wait. Clouds eat my angular agency, wooden is barren – oh, beware. Eyeball eats sky also – which I is ceiling to be and what for. There are (…)
