Archiveology and entanglements of the Anthropocene
“Archiveology is a practice of collecting images and compiling them in new and surprising ways. . . The author is not only a producer; she is also a builder and a destroyer, constructing new work out of old and making new ways of knowing out of the traces of past experiences. Images and sounds are recordings that engage the senses, documents that are mysterious and secretive until their energies are released in flashes of recognition. Moving image artists are those who create these sparks . . . (Russell 9).
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