Two artist books representing three approaches to glitching language.
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1.
The first book is called:
'Twixt The Cup And The Lip #3 (Letting the language speak itself?)
A phrase is chosen and massaged through various digital/analog/software/human contortions. In this case, the seed phrase is "Letting the language speak itself?" -- taken from the last half of the last sentence of Mark Amerika's _Sentences on Remixology 1.0_. This seed phrase is performed four different times.
The semantic traces of these four performances have been collected in a book, along with screen shots from the performances, and citations from historical texts relevant to the concept of this performance series. Finally, Mark Amerika's _Sentences on Remixology 1.0_ is cited in its entirety.
cf:
deepyoung.org/current/remixthebook/
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2.
The second book is called:
A Playdamage Flipbook
a.
Flipping the book in one direction creates an animation which glitches the source phrase: "And God said let there be light, and there was light" (Genesis 1:3).
cf:
playdamage.org/transcryption/ >> playdamage.org/101.html
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b.
Flipping the book in the other direction creates an animation of the artist speaking about the topic of electronic voice phenomenon within a generatively animated system.
cf:
deepyoung.org/current/static/ >> playdamage.org/104.html
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