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these images circumvent our objective of analysis. this is perhaps “the real” in lacanian terms and “the other” in ecofeminist terms, unless we simply fail to understand its symbolic play. the limit itself seems to deserve a category. we call it a cat. but it could be a dog, a snake, a monster, a ghost, whatever. je ne comprends pas! a home is a place for not only humans but also animals and plants. aside from the cat being a typical western pet and representing accompanying household responsibilities (changing the litter), cats, as commodities, companions, even as unpaid mice catchers, inhabit space in such a way that owners feel more at home. one might go so far as to say that pinky & bunny take the position of their caretakers. does this underscore an important form of subsistence we need in our lives? (This text has been written collectively by the participants of Bilderkritik 1)

home security

Posted on November 3, 2011 by marc

name: Pinky & bunny
age: 9 & 10
profession: cats
location: the desert, U.s.a.
weekday: wednesday
reference: we are still working

disappearing work into living

Posted on November 3, 2011 by marc

name: Pinky & bunny
age: 9 & 10
profession: cats
location: the desert, U.s.a.
weekday: sunday
reference: we are still working

information gathering

Posted on November 3, 2011 by marc

name: Pinky & bunny
age: 9 & 10
profession: cats
location: the desert, U.s.a.
weekday: thursday
reference: we are still working

thinking time

Posted on November 3, 2011 by marc

name: Pinky & bunny
age: 9 & 10
profession: cats
location: the desert, U.s.a.
weekday: monday
reference: we are still working

Mass Production System

Posted on November 2, 2011 by rogier

name: lucía
age: 35
profession: artist
location: barcelona
weekday: saturday
reference: tool to brush the cat —fluff—

upward mobility

Posted on November 3, 2011 by marc

name: Pinky & bunny
age: 9 & 10
profession: cats
location: the desert, U.s.a.
weekday: friday
reference: we are still working