Invert/Extant: Transmissions

This is the original soundtrack from the experimental video piece The Quiet Life by Jared Pappas-Kelley.

One part shipping forecast/oracle/number station in format, another part enigmatic image and sound composition by the artist Jared Pappas-Kelley.

https://www.invertextant.com/portents 

Sequence 4:

step 1: 17; colour: 6

step 2: 73; colour: 2

step 3: 41; colour: 5

step 4: 47; colour: 3

step 5: 4; colour: 3

17 73 41 47 4

One part shipping forecast/oracle/number station in format, another part enigmatic image and sound composition by the artist Jared Pappas-Kelley.

https://www.invertextant.com/portents 

Portent Painting sequence 3

1: 30 colour: 5

2: 24 colour: 1

3: 58 colour: 4

4: 19 colour: 5

5: 45 colour: 2

30 24 58 19 45

One part shipping forecast/oracle/number station in format, another part enigmatic image and sound composition by the artist Jared Pappas-Kelley.

https://www.invertextant.com/portents

 

Portent Painting sequence 2

step 1: 34; colour: 4
step 2: 7; colour: 1
step 3: 62; colour: 2
step 4: 49; colour: 2
step 5: 39; colour: 3

34, 7, 62, 49, 39

One part shipping forecast/oracle/number station in format, another part enigmatic image and sound composition by the artist Jared Pappas-Kelley.

https://www.invertextant.com/portents

Portent Painting sequence 1:

step 1: 38; colour: 2
step 2: 3; colour: 4
step 3: 67; colour: 2
step 4: 14; colour: 2
step 5: 42; colour: 3

38 3 67 14 42

"To Build a House that Never Ceased is a new collection of writings by Jared Pappas-Kelley, seeking to take apart ideas of solvency in art and building on his other recent book Solvent Form: Art and Destruction. Following a tradition of artist writers, the collection presents an opportunity to reflect and re-examine existing thoughts—bisecting and dissecting the metaphorical rooms of writing, to see how they might collapse or build something new. I spoke with Pappas-Kelley about his new book including the connections between Winchester and Matta-Clark, the allure of road trip culture on the American psyche, and why the term contemporary is problematic when considering art. We also spoke about the artist Jeremy Blake, Auto-destructive art and Gustav Metzger, as well as working for the company that became Wikipedia. Throughout, there was an underpinning about these positions that seem particularly heightened in the era of Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter."

Invert/Extant