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Alana Kailass

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welcome to the world of incorgem - beautiful work by the lovely @nanajournal1 🪽 by @incorgem

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released an article a few days back called MEMORIUM’s Future that you should definitely check out. link is in our bio. we may have announced when to expect the SECOND release of our volume Semiotic Patterns at the end of it but you won’t know til you look, i guess. 🙈

new article tomorrow!

here’s an ascii word art exploration of memorium, a combination of two different designs. mixed media. taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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PROJECT BLUE BEAM
NEW COPIES AVAILABLE

We have just a handful of print overruns from our chapbook that last year sold out in less than 24 hours.

Project Blue Beam, a 1990s conspiracy theory by Serge Monast, claims global elites will use holographic illusions to fake an alien invasion or religious event and install a new world order. This project explores how the narrative adapts to modern phenomena like Starlink and military UFO footage, analyzing how fringe beliefs reflect broader cultural anxieties regarding authority, technology, and the manipulation of information.

64 pages, 11.43 cm x 18.42 cm, printed on Risograph (#0073BA Blue/#AC936E Metallic Gold) by @nothingnewprojects .

Get it now for $17 + shipping. Collect in person option available.

https://jamesmar.ch/buy-Project-Blue-Beam taken in OUTER SPACE by @incorgem

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Is That What You See In Me?
Rorschach Inspired by @incorgem

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Here’s a look at Night 3 of Camp Serif: Zine Build! The final night of Camp Serif’s first event.

Bridging the first two nights together, campers assembled their analog and digital imagery into an 8 or 16 paged zine. Each page was printed, cut and hand assembled then scanned for final documentation.

We’re so proud of the work everybody produced and excited to share what they created. More on that, soon. taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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here’s a peak at night 3’s final zines created at Camp Serif. we’ll have the chance to dive behind the cover & see a few final zines made by campers.

plus, a cute letter from ya camp councillors!
more pictures from the final night, coming soon. 🤍 taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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Here’s a look at Night 2 of Camp Serif: Digital Integration!

Building from the analog collages created on Night 1, campers brought their physical work into digital workflows, exploring how an image can shift as it moves between mediums.

Through printing, scanning, layering through digital manipulation, everyone reworked their collages into new compositions while continuing to develop the ideas explored the night before. These digital explorations are another step toward the final night of Camp Serif, where campers will assemble their work into their very own zines.

See you tomorrow for Night 3: Zine Building! taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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The Melt explores climate change and its effects on our oceans. Created by @everylastoneofus & @incorgem

We made The Melt step by step alongside the campers during our demos in Camp Serif, using the process to walk through each stage of zine creation in the three day camp.

More on Night 03 🔜 taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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alana is hiding by @incorgem

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Here’s a look at Night 1 of Camp Serif: Analog Collaging!

Rooted in John Berger’s Ways of Seeing, campers focused on what could be brought into an image, how it might be encountered and how what we place around it can completely shift its meaning.

Campers pulled from magazines, printed matter and all kinds of imagery to build analog visuals and develop new meanings from what was already there.

Through individual experimentation with the materials provided, everyone left with something uniquely their own.

See you tomorrow for Night 2: Digital Integration! taken in Toronto, Ontario by @incorgem

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testing new scanner with materials for @campserif
1. Edward Weston, “Nude” (1936)
2. Irving Penn, “The Tarot Reader” (1949)
3. Irving Penn, Vogue Cover with Jean Patchett (1950) by @incorgem

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Here’s a peek into what we’ve been putting together for camp. Every camper will receive their own CAMPERS GUIDE–a resource created to take you through each stage of the Image-Making Intensive filled with prompts, exercises and space to document your process along the way.

A limited run of Camp Serif merchandise will also be available exclusively at the workshop for those who want to take a little piece of camp home with them.

See you at camp! taken in Toronto, Canada by @incorgem

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