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“Happily, I can say that it was to be. I am privileged in this life to have been a friend of William Burroughs and also a collaborator on his visual art — using the medium of the computer. In 1995 I worked with Burroughs on a series of three-dimensional computer-generated stereograms (similar to the Magic Eye images of the 90s) based upon sampling his paintings. William guided me in the process of what to select for input into the computer so as to obtain results that he thought would be appropriate for this visual holographic cut-up collaborative experiment.

… in 1995, Burroughs joined with computer animator Roger Holden in producing a series of computer-generated stereograms created by digitally scanning a detail of one of Burroughs’ paintings into a computer, color-enhancing it, and printing it with a laser printer. When viewed with relaxed and slightly crossed eyes, the three dimensional effects of these “cybernetic cut-ups” form imaginary landscapes of extreme intricacy and depth not unlike those imagined works described by Burroughs in 1981 [in Cities of the Red Night] as made by “some lost color process… used to transfer three dimensional holograms onto the… pages. You ache to look at these colors.”

The image can also be viewed in this slideshow as part of the exhibit it’s housed in at The Spencer Museum of Art.

Via Technoccult

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Green was his raiment, green his monstrous mare.

He rode unarmed, uncorsleted, unshielded,

Except that in his huge right hand he wielded

A frightful battle-axe, with blade as green

As coppery rust;—but the long edge shone keen.

A Happy Solstice and Merry Christmas to you and yours! Join now round as we gather together for drink and merriment, being certain to adjust your awareness to the proper frequencies that you might hear the yearly story of the Axe Game, as recounted by the ever-obliging Chuck Logos.

 

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Cut-Ups from Matti Niinimäki on Vimeo.

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philiPKNixon - Mind Your Head (Ikipr’s “Watch your face, homie” Mix) from Ikipr on Vimeo.

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September 28, 2009 was “Mystery X Day” in Infictive County, a date marked by much celebration of all kind. To them that missed that happy day, fear not: we give you now a synthesis of encoded songs and words that you might listen close, and so hear the inner wisdom that is the Mystery X!

Joy, joy, and more joy still!

 

More @ Be Merry for Tomorrow

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New PKN audio for your Enjoyment. Listen/download with headphones here. Podcast also enclosed for the lazy. PKN is not music.

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Yes, that’s right kids, We’ve kidnapped your beloved host of the famed Occult Talk by breaching his weakly constructed no-hex zone with a large gang of bandits. He’s currently locked in Cell No. 5 in our basement and being forced into compliance for this new Season of Occulterati, expect more soon. In the meantime, however, enjoy this ARG-integrated audio narrative mostly constructed by Dr. Mystery X:

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Bald Nuns From Venus

Werewolf Hunt

Whatever Happened to Chris Titan?

Smoke trailed from her lips

Great Big List of Those Who Are Up To No Good

Reflections

The quality of desire determines in what mental path we shall travel, but the degree determines how far we shall travel.

The Power of Concentration

The She Devil

Pineal Crystals

The Secret Project (Note: Datura Blossom Seedpod Cycle)

Talk:Occulterati, Episode 08: Amateur Surgery

Strength is my only weakness

BLOCKING AGENT

You go to Uglavaria

Lady Infictive

Jasmine Mist

Venusian agents

Perfumed Spiders

Coin My Jolt

Fiction Suit

Freelance arachnofetishists

Kelpie

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Care of Madame Chao

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As International Infictive Month begins winding down we present you with the last of our installment of podcast and a thought: Infictive is not an adjective (despite what it’s etymology may lead you to believe) it is a subspace. It is not limited to the county baring it’s namesake, but is instead an encompassing state of ultra-real. It is nothing which you can posses nor is it a quality which can be attributed to any person or object. Things simply either occupy the space and play with the circuit or else fail to engage it, ’nuff said. Consider occupying such a space more often or be careful not to invoke it. You could easily wind up eaten by the harsh cruel game like so many others. Walk free ’til dead, brothers and sisters. 81! The End

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Join us for our 2nd post honoring International Infictive Month and partake in some light-hearted storytime as Mystery X narrates and scores his “Rainy Day” piece. If it peaks your interest you should also be sure to check the sequel “Even the jordon river has got bodies floating.” Enjoy.

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In honor of the International Infictive month, we have a very special episode of Phase II podcast, where our co-host Brenden Simpson, care of Brenico, contracts through OSK in order to help scrutinize our guest, Mystery X. In the 2nd half, our co-guest Chris Titan joins in and we ponder a bit of infictive theory. The four of us examine the strange world of “Infictive” together and invite you to do the same. This is all in honor of the narrative “Rainy Day” - stay tuned for it’s podcast and a special Welcome to/from infictive county.

 
 

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