
The philosopher and cultural theorist Paul Virilio describes the University of Disasters as a global convocation to commence “a collective reflection on limits.”2 Like other institutions of higher learning, Virilio confers the university with a motto: mea culpa.3 This means it is haunted by unrealized futures. Therefore, the first action is to exorcise the hubris of scientific knowledge, which, under the banner of progress, culminated in the great catastrophes of modernity. Then comes the task of revitalizing modes of thought that resist militarization. At this crucial juncture, reflection becomes generative and bypasses the pessimism of neoreactionary prophesying.
Works


Kelsea Wollffllotterr: Walkabout, Bortolami, 2016

Untitled, 1999

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Untitled), 2002

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (In Vietnam Shannon Doherty), 1996

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (After Searching for an Experimental Movie…), 1998

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Jim in the Park), 2001

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Woman and Tiger), 2001

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Naked Bodies in Green Slime), 2001

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Humbold Bank), 2002

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Untitled)

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (On the Road to Rochester) I was driving up hill, 1999

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting ‘On the Road to Rochester (Series) After the Finding a “Destroy all Monsters, 2001

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (A Friend and I went to a Furniture Store…), 1998

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Werewolves), 2001

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (We go to a Public Art Space…), 1999

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (I was Waiting for Eileen…), 1999

Dream Object: Paperback Cover Painting (Man being Shaved), 2001

Torso (Napoli), 1995

Empty Vessel 03, 2010

Westwind, 2010

8 Sopra, 1960

Telephone & Telegraph, 2016

Chertanovo Snow, 2001

Untitled, 2014

Studio Construct: Incidence 3, 2009

Tappeto Volante Turrito, 1975

Interview with Syd Barrett, Nick Mason & Roger Waters discussing the early musical development of Pink Floyd, or what would later be known as: Psychedelic Rock, 2016

Behind the Curtain

Liberty Knoll #1

Canicule #2, 2016

Unframed: 22.05 × 39.37 in / 56 × 100 cm Framed: 25 × 42 × 1.5 in (63.5 × 106.7 × 3.8 cm), 2013

Bus Axle Section, 2008

November Nerves, 2012

Invitations No. 1, 1984

Invitations No. 3, 2012
