Archive Feverdream is an experimental series drawing eclectically from theory, speculative fiction, and Jewish mysticism, interspersed with queer ruminations.
Topics may include cultivating the life you really want, developing relational ecosystems, and the alchemical process of creation.
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“…none of us understood the archive, and none of us could stop reaching for it.” —Julietta Singh, No Archive Will Restore You
“…the trouble [is] of secrets, of plots, of clandestineness, of half-private, half-public conjurations, always at the unstable limit between public and private, between the family, the society, and the State, between the family and an intimacy even more private than the family, between oneself and oneself.” —Jacques Derrida, Archive Fever
“Nine days and nine nights I lay dying in this desolate, symmetrical villa; I was racked with fever, and the odious double-faced Janus who gazes toward the twilights of dusk and dawn terrorized my dreams and my waking. I learned to abominate my body, I came to feel that two eyes, two hands, two lungs are as monstrous as two faces.” —Jorge Luis Borges, “Death and the Compass”
