Immediate Proximity reflects on the issue of Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank and its impact on rural areas. An analogy is drawn between imageries of the violent transformation of rural space through aggressive settlement policy and the random aesthetics of an 8mm film experiment that seems to displace time.
Category Archive: Essays & features
The streets of Paris were the site of a show of national and international unity, as more than […]
“He talked on unusual themes. He mentioned Canon Law, syphilis, and irregular verbs. He recited verse, bad verse […]
[1] My mother’s pen name was Trung Duong. [2] “Category B: works considered as decadent by the authorities. […]
It is 1984. Mary Holland and I meet at school. She had just moved from England to South […]
1 Last night from our window we saw it all. The last parade of the leaving birds and […]
April Krause is a psychogeographer, researcher and maker of art and visual culture and a designer. Her experiences and interests are wide-ranging and include professional experience as an architect and graphic designer, and studies in architecture, fine arts and cultural geography. Her focus is concerned with how humans inhabit spaces, particularly within the current anthropocentric conditions and impact of climatic and environment
