Rumble Pak

Digitaalinen runo, joka yhdistää peliautomaatin visuaalisia toimintoja, ääni- ja tekstirunoutta. Runo on dialogissa Natasha Dow Schüllin Addiction by Design -teoksen kanssa.
Peliautomaattianimaatio on kehitetty yhteistyössä Chicagolaisen Lucky Pierre -performanssiryhmän kanssa.
(Teos täydentyy vielä ääniosiolla)

Digital poetry combining slot machine animation, audio, and text. The poem responds to Natasha Dow Schüll’s Addiction By Design.
Slot machine animation originally created for an ongoing collaboration with Chicago performance collective Lucky Pierre.
(The work will soon be completed with audio piece)

Lue teoksesta lisää pääkirjoituksesta | Read more about the work in the editorial
6-2019

RUMBLE PAK

Ian Hatcher

for Natasha Dow Schüll

hydrant
not hydrant
not hydrant
hydrant
not hydrant
hydrant

decisions
recirculate
downstream
the firehose
sprays confidence
mechanisms
as tiny sparkling
drops

signal
encoded
in pseudostochastic
spores
ovis android
dreams as categorical
determinations
intervallic
lattices
machinic
mirrors
see what they're
shown and
grow on their
own

i can't leave
yet
i have to see
what i get
what it will be
next
something
next
something
next
something
next
something
settling in beside
something else
like

cherry blossoms

an iconic pair
of cherries

falling in like
but always not
quite
two of a
kind a
banana an
eggplant a
peach a
patch of "personal
difficulties"

strawberries

staring
at a
symbol unable
to decide

as the
slick fish slips
the net
playing hard to
quit
a silhouette
of
redemption
one
coin
for one
play
promises
the machine
all-
knowingly as though
dopamine is all
you need
to eat
just
one more hand just one
more than
blank

screen
of glancing
blows cold at
the rim
saltless k.o.
glassy
in ozone
dawn at crater
lake
mazama still
bubbling
the sight catching
my breath
ragged
then
later a gram
of feeling
flushed
on grindr
better

latency
very reasonable
risk
how does
a flash crash
tremor
manifest

an inexplicable
rippling
wrongness

II.

not crosswalk
not crosswalk
not crosswalk
not crosswalk
not crosswalk
not crosswalk
not crosswalk
crosswalk

"lines
don't define
you"
if you pay to
erase them
suggests
the vampire
pamphlet at
the dermatology
clinic

silently passing
convex
judgment in
a circular
trial of reflexive
rage
burning
interminably with
traces of autoimmune
magma
rumbling deep
within
the earth
the skin
the ice
forget it
a ziploc zips

the tree existed
before
the bacteria
to
decompose it
did
what
do you think
will have happened
next
will you have
escaped this
trap
into the parallel
trap
beside it
which alternative
universe
might offer
a better
chance a more
favorable structural
configuration
rerouting

the user has
left the
conversation

infinitely
scrolling
stories
concerning
remaining
unflinching
in the face of
exhausting
odds even
while heavy
rain
pounds
like a
headache
or is it the other
way round

you look . . . good
for your . . .
age . . .
. . . thanks
for being so
blank
a screen for
spiraling
projections
weathering
one
was it your
hand or mine
two
was it
fun or good
to fuck
off for so long
playing

spin
the bauble
in balmy tropical
music
jangling
locking into flow
state loops
of
anesthetic
simplicity
a world where
everything is
just
one more winning
hand just one
more then
maybe

i will assert
agency
by deciding
when and how
to press
the
single
available
button

a good look
back
at hands
past
where i been

would i been
with you
friend
and not
alone in this
machine

deliriously
swimming live
streams
of seams
burning
for a
hundred
years

Ringing The Changes & Liberty Ring!

Stephanie Stricklandin runot ovat valikoima vanhaan englantilaiseen kellonsoittometodiin perustuvasta Ringing the Changes -runoteoksesta. Teoksen pohjana on vanha englantilainen kellonsoittometodi, jossa seitsemän kellon kaikki mahdolliset soittojärjestykset (5040) käydään läpi niin, että yksikään niistä ei toistu. Painettu runoteos perustuu seitsemän kellon muutoksiin ja jokaisella ”kellolla” on oma teemansa, lähtökohtansa ja tekstilähteensä. Valikoiman on kuratoinut Nokturnolle Matti Kangaskoski.

Liberty Ring! on Stricklandin ja runoilija Ian Hatcherin yhteisteos, joka pohjautuu samaiseen kellonsoittometodiin ja ammentaa Yhdysvaltojen nykyisestä poliittisesta tilanteesta.

A selection of procedural poetry by Stephanie Strickland, based on old English bell ringing method. All possible arrangements of seven bells are rung in order, none of them repeating. One arrangement is called a change. With seven bells there are 5040 changes and ringing them through takes approximately three hours. Strickland´s book is based on changes of seven bells and each bell has its own theme and literary source. This selection is curated by Matti Kangaskoski as part of his guest curator issue in Nokturno.

Liberty Ring! is a joint work by Strickland and poet Ian Hatcher. Based on the same bell ringing method as Ringing the Changes but here the reader is invited to ring the bell. The work also draws on different literary sources.

Lue teoksesta lisää pääkirjoituksesta | Read more about the work in the editorial
6-2019