Worlding intensity/ies and energy/ies in a portrait of “Ann”

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https://doi.org/10.33182/joph.v4i1.3027

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Posthumanism, Immanence, Worldling, Visual essay, Making practices

Abstract

This visual essay draws on Deleuzian immanence as visual-textual storying, framed by shifting energy/ies and intensity/ies inherent in situated ontologies, the non/human posthuman as non-exceptional, and making practices as documentary, multimodal, participatory, and unfinished. Mutually constitutive relationalities are impacted by subtle energetic interventions drawing on dialogic conceptual exchanges around works of art. Photographs and a portrait series are examined in relation to contemporary art, where immanent unstable energies and intensities transform singular worlding moments, framed by spaces, things, times, place; non/human entities offer their own animating presences that further situate and contextualize. As the painting of Ann progressed, a vital stirring presence materialized. Energy/ies took up space in the portrait series, shifting over time, just as the energy/ies that occupy all materialities including non/humans and spaces are immanent and resonant, and always in the process of un/knowing and un/becoming.

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Published

2024-04-28

How to Cite

Blaikie, F., and D. Fancy. “Worlding intensity/ies and energy/Ies in a Portrait of ‘Ann’”. Journal of Posthumanism, vol. 4, no. 1, Apr. 2024, pp. 1-18, doi:10.33182/joph.v4i1.3027.

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Articles [Methodology]