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Convenors: Alastair Lomas (University of Manchester), Charlotte Hoskins (University of Oxford), Andrea Bordoli (University of Bern)
Short abstract: Do crises disrupt normative notions of the ‘chronotope’ - the spatio-temporal coordinates in a given narrative? To explore how current global phenomena are reconfiguring relations to time and space, we invite contributions of sound-image-letters as a form of experimental correspondence.
00:26 - Open call: collective letters from the conveners
04:14 - Gerrit Stollbrock Trujillo, Ocaso/ocasión: letters from twilight
09:54 - Van Bui, I once dreamt that I was a peacock
11:34 - Maria Casas, Time Flies
16:21 - Jeferson Scabio, Carro de som: noise for Ágatha
20:43 - Charlotte Hoskins, Nice yellow Ones
23:52 - Anna Joos Lindberg, NOTHING SEEMS TO US CHANGED
26:02 - Panayiotis Achniotis, Voice Message
30:16 - José Sherwood, (Per)sniffed Letters: Mi Chatito Mocoso
31:28 - Eza Doortmont, Vaumm van Der Zomer [Vacuum of the summer]
35:00 - Max Bloching, Unwritten Letters
38:55 - Hirohisa Fukuda and Juan Castrillòn, Read letters and asynchronous perspectives
48:22 - Saada Elabed, The Crises of Birth: A Sound-image-letter to our child
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