Book A/MEGACOLON/For and Against Language art theory challenging the viewer to connect

challenging the viewer to connect visible terminal points in a satisfying way

a young lady from a small Belgian village who had the elegant allure of the jet set

the volume is articulated in four sections and does not follow the chronological order of the conferences

Karma (New York)

but were in fact illustrations blown up to a maximum size (3200% in Photoshop) of images found through Google

Book A/MEGACOLON/For and Against Language art theory challenging the viewer to connectThis is an experimental monograph that explores Nathaniel Mellors' linguistic manipulation, absurdist comedy and aspects of video, sculpture, performance and critical writing interwoven in his work. Featuring a selection of his original scripts from 2006 onward that have since been developed into video and installation works, including Ourhouse (2010) and Brain OneMzg Jeden (2006). Contributions by artist and writer Mick Peter and art critic John C.