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Can Art be Revolutionary Under Capitalist Realism?
In the exploration of revolutionary art under late capitalism, the role of art in critiquing capitalist realism and engaging with the alternative to capitalism becomes essential. The manifestation of revolution through art lies in engaging with the material and lived conditions of marginalized individuals, as demonstrated in Afro-Surrealism. Art’s revolutionary potential is contingent upon its…
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The Ark
Gabe turns the bedroom light off with the pretence of going to sleep, though he knows it won’t come soon. As he lies in bed, the cocaine drip from his sinuses ceases, settles, and pools at the back of his throat. He doesn’t do it often enough to enjoy the bitter taste it leaves. He…
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On Tulpamancy as Aesthetic Ontology in “Who’s Lila?”
The game “Who’s Lila?” by Garage Heathen is a unique AI-powered point-and-click adventure with a focus on character emotion manipulation. Derridean themes and intertextual elements create a complex narrative and gameplay experience. The game’s aesthetic ontology reflects Derrida’s concepts of deconstruction and hauntology, evoking multiple readings and narratives.
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Idle
A Flash Fiction piece about a chef, driven by vice, who finds solace in constant work to avoid relapse.
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In-Print
A hypertext short story about the printing press available to play on itch.io.
Caleb J. Browne 