Inland Empire

Inland EmpireInland Empire is a film by David Lynch about a once feted Hollywood actress who is cast in a movie that is rumoured to be cursed. From a queer, feminist perspective, film critic Melissa Anderson examines how Lynchs late masterpiece is not only a brilliant evocation of how images work on the mind, but how powerful acteurs are in the creation of dreamlike cinema. Laura Derns astonishing performance, as the films realities splinter and identities

The project is co-conceived by the Jan van Eyck Academie alumni (2022-2023) Yornel J

the words accompanying these images are taken from azoulay's essay

As data transforms itself from a by-product of network technology to become the main purpose behind the development of technological capitalism

Using the “human body” as an auditory organ to perceive various sounds and voices

In 2008 she published the two volume artist book »Desire in Representation

Girls Like Us

A generation of Khmer Rouge survivors living with psychological traumas

Official announcements

Confused and uncertain

100 years from now there will be no Müller-Brockmann or Gerstner or Hofmann

Mallarmé’s arrangement of the poem on opposite pages turned each side into a compositional entity

scaled down and up