SILICON PSYCHOSIS
ARCHIVE // CORRESPONDENCE
CORRESPONDENCE
ARCHIVE MARK
CORRESPONDENCE
Conversations preserved from around the work.
They offer contemporary traces of ideas, relationships and events that later became part of the story.
They are evidence, but not a complete explanation.
A route into the archive from outside it. If something here raises a question, reveals a connection, or simply needs to be answered, correspondence is open.
SILICON PSYCHOSISsiliconpsychosismail@gmail.com
IAN HENLEYianhenley@hotmail.com
A MESSAGE ENTERS THE ARCHIVE.
WHAT HAPPENS TO IT HERE?
Correspondence is not treated only as contact. It is another possible material entering the archive. Words may be answered, rearranged, remembered, or — if they become significant to the reconstruction — preserved.
WHAT HAPPENS TO IT HERE?
Correspondence is not treated only as contact. It is another possible material entering the archive. Words may be answered, rearranged, remembered, or — if they become significant to the reconstruction — preserved.
SEND A SIGNAL
Write a question, observation, connection, contradiction, memory, or anything else you think belongs here. The archive cannot know what it means in advance.
WHEN DOES A MESSAGE BECOME PART OF THE ARCHIVE?
EXTERNAL SIGNALS