Edited by artist Anne de Vries in collaboration with an AI text generator, this book offers a “scroll” through the tumultuous present, from posthumanism to the anthropocene, with writings from esteemed contemporary theorists. From theory-inspired poetry to technocratic desires concealed behind razorblades; from anarchy to mass-entertainment; from the collapse of binary distinctions of scale to post-human architecture; from the vibratory power of sound and vision to crowds, to the rejection of natural essentialism, materialist universality, and the haunted houses of the Anthropocene, all can be found in Deep Scroll. Comprising a range of scrolling pathways that serve as hyperlinks and references to past art projects, sketches, research, and documentation, this book overflows with texts and collages that generate ambiguous algorithms that fleetingly capture the focus of our configurations. All content smoothly flows, driving an accelerated state of correlation to the point of its collapse. Deep Scroll is designed to be reactive; it may induce an epiphany, orleave the reader at the nadir of a cognitive abyss. With texts by Ariella Azoulay, Alain Badiou, Iain Hamilton Grant, Amelia Groom, Nicholas Korody, AI text generators, and more. Edited and designed by Anne de Vries Published by Onomatopee Projects, 2021 Softcover, 372 pages, 1000 color images, 6.75 × 9 inches ISBN: 978-9-49-314825-3
