Hustle, Grind & Flow
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Kellermeyer, Jonas
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2022
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06 - Presentation
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Copenhagen
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As relations central to our own work, time, labour, identity and media practices, we attempt to trace how new media-aesthetics and -concepts (memes) are changing work, life and sleep. The pressing challenge of the present: the composition of a liveable, existential relation to infrastructures of work and their creative, or artistic, collaborative potentials.
As with Albert Camus’ famous inversion — to regard Sisyphos as the prototype of a happy person, assured of certainty — the ways in which a ‘good life’ can be lead is also a matter of perspective: modern institutions and media render it virtually impossible to avoid (idealistic, ambiguous) contradictions, pressures and shame associated with "hustle" and grind" work ethics. #SleepNoMore?
A presentation with Jonas Kellermeyer, Hustle, Grind & Flow elaborates these three concepts, wrought through online popular-cultural forms that are at once racialised and gendered, classist and sexist, as well as motivational and sustaining for many.
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labour, infrastructure, time
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700 - Künste und Unterhaltung
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Connect/Cut. Infrastructures and collective activity
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KELLERMEYER, Jonas und Jamie ALLEN, 2022. Hustle, Grind & Flow. Connect/Cut. Infrastructures and collective activity. Copenhagen. 2022. Verfügbar unter: https://irf.fhnw.ch/handle/11654/34384