Errors And Residuals – a ritual
Sarah Van Marcke
Weight | 150 g |
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Dimensions | 260 × 203 mm |
printrun | print-run 250 copies |
Cover | softcover |
binding | staple bound |
printing | digital printing |
Format | 260 x 203 mm |
coverage | 23 pages |
Design by | designed by Context is everything |
language | English |
Publisher | self published |
year | 2018 |
Weight: 150g
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Errors and residuals is an ongoing series of small artist publications by Sarah Van Marcke in which she explores the archive of Ignace D.K., a man she never knew in life. Ignace died in 2013, a few months before her parents would move into the house in the woods that was his home. In this house Van Marcke discovered Ignace’s universe, perfectly organized, ordered and orchestrated. Everything that was left behind was left for a reason; he made sure that, even after his death, everything would remain as he felt it should be. Van Marcke uses the archive as a means of talking about our urge to exercise control and the strategies we develop to try and protect ourselves from the contingent nature of existence.
In the part titled a ritual, Van Marcke observes how people sometimes use a form of fiction in an attempt to get a grip on a disrupted reality. A fiction that can be expressed in rituals, images, literature, among other forms.