Marie VC, PhD

That sucks, have a good and speedy recovery.

🫂❤️

Pendant ma thèse, l’année de mon mariage et de gros soucis de santé, tro l’fun (non).

Pareil 😐

J'avais oublié, meilleure nouvelle.

🫂❤️

If you are a writer, try this at home: speak to your word document, play music to your printed out texts in the making. You’ll be surprised. #writing

This image from 1588 shows a tree with big bound books grewing instead of fruits. This tree starts in a house organ that is played from a well-dressed woman and a man. The image of part of. abook praising the art of making books, you may find it here if you fancy: http://diglib.hab.de/drucke/uh-20/start.htm

Back in 1588, everyone still knew that book trees grow better when there's music around, and when you speak to them. Attention and house organ music were the key.

🫂❤️

Il suffit de retransformer le poisson en pain.

Je parlais du café gourmand 😂

Potentiel de partage mais n’est pas à la hauteur.

J’ai failli rater ma station de métro mais ça me fait rire alors que gros chagrin.

Take care ✨

AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH

Le motif des plumes 🪶🤩

Le repas offert par Stanley Tucci (la vengeance est un plat qui se mange froid, littéralement).

Cette photo est magnifique et on se réjouit avec vous 💜

J’allais sortir la tomate mais tu l’as sortie plus vite.

Photo of a sailor on the Grayhound tacking, a manoeuvre that involves jumping with all your weight to fold the sail and move it to the other side. https://www.grayhound-grand-voilier-traditionnel.com/en/blog/navire-54/

Yes, last night I was trying to remember some words that were already far back in my memory (penons 😆).

"This exhibition reframes women’s work, showcasing + celebrating the organizing labor that enabled groundbreaking film, video + community media collectives like Third World Newsreel, Paper Tiger TV, + Women Make Movies to pursue new forms of self expression and advocate for political change..."

And the human energy required to handle the sails, several people, and all the jumps to trim the sails. Do you confirm the overall impression? (This is so cool 🤩)

Since I discovered this summer that the Netherlands had a sailing school just for tall/historical ships…

Bon réflexe.

Global (Dis)Order Evidence Hub In this hub you will find collections of discussion papers commissioned by the British Academy and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on topics and themes relevant to the programme’s workstrea...

Some projects are long in the making because the questions are complex, the process iterative, and the answers not simple. The first batch of interventions from @britishacademy.bsky.social 'Global Disorders' is here - feat. a paper by yours truly 👇: www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/programmes/g...

Mais, mais, ça devrait être interdit. Qu'est-ce que l'univers peut t'envoyer pour se faire pardonner ?

Cette robe est magnifique sur toi (on veut une photo des boucles d’oreilles origami ❤️).

A burgeoning AI boycott plasters the NYC subway New Yorkers began vandalizing ads for dystopian AI products bombarding the city last fall, sparking a larger movement of AI rejection

“As tech giants force-feed AI inevitability marketing and trumpet the technology’s supposed benefits to society, a robust AI-resistance movement has emerged in response.”

Catalog with yellow title Carbon Culture

A hallway with signs with outline graphic of a steam locomotive

A yellow gas can in front of a container ship model

Yellow gas can in front of a Bakelite telephone

Great visual design in the exhibition. They have produced a beautiful catalog of the 26 reinterpretated objects. They ask people to think about both positive & negative of technologies that are dependent on coal, oil or gas, and how we might do things differently.

Proud PITCH lead in front of an engine with yellow sign and a banner Carbon Culture

Woman in front of exhibition sign: Carbon Culture. We are dependent!

Man looking up at a locomotive back with yellow fuel canister with sign in it.

Official opening of the PITCH project intervention “Carbon Culture. Museum of the Fossil Fuel Age” at the German Museum of Technology in Berlin tonight.

Special congrats go to curators Nora Thorade & Eike Heine who have done a fantastic job.