In the book “SAVE” Ines Cox protagonizes the volatile and seemingly unimportant steps of the digital (working) process and reveals them as printed matter. The elements which appear in the book are the result of a two-year research project (at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp) where Ines consciously observed, documented and imitated the aesthetics that presented themselves on her screen, all generated by her computer and its software. In this book, they are shown in an associative string of screenshots that tells a story where (graphic) characters and quotes (transcribed from her computer) become part of a particular choreography.
336 pages, 210x280mm, 300 copies
With a story written by Année Grøtte Viken
With a conversation by Frédérique Gagnon and Ines Cox
Published by Track Report. — Track Report documents research in the arts at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp.
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