Artist Keren Cytter (http://kerencytter.com/) discusses past and future projects on the occasion of the premiere (http://www.e-flux.com/program/180226/film-screening-keren-cytter-nbsp-middle-of-beyond-in-conversation-with-jen-liu-and-kathy-noble/) of her film Middle of Beyond at e-flux. In conversation with Josh Altman. 

Middle of Beyond blends fiction, news clips, and animation recounting ten days in the life of Malte Krumm, a month after the latest US elections. The film depicts the numbness of a world flooded by information and social media activity, where the borders between reality and illusion are crumbling and narcissism and self-promotion overshadow moral values. Based on a true story.

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Middle of Beyond with Keren Cytter

I'm content to share this lists with which I learn and enjoy and transform myself
u will find explorations around love, bits to disengage your joints, release tensions or be hot as fuck, to going to sleep, or one of my fav: the conferences one

thanks to the artists and thinkers for sharing in times of social discipline and terror in the distribution of resources
don't give up


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