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Published by Mousse Publishing and Koenig Books, and produced in collaboration with designer David Bennewith, this book is a guide to Simon Denny‘s “Secret Power” project presented at Venice Biennale in 2015 as New Zealand’s representative. Denny‘s work focuses on Internet politics, technological obsolescence and national identity.
“It’s a terriblie recognition, and one that has driven some who’s absorbed it to desperation and madness. Walking through London’s chilly dusk streets to purchase a pencil, Virgina Woolf recorded acute observations of urban life in 1930 but remained unaware of the information moving in invisible waves through the air.” – Here Begins the Dark Sea, Chris Kraus.
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