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J
My seat and weep

My seat and weep

Artists

J

Labels

Daisart

Catno

deis, 8

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Stereo

Country

Australia

Release date

Nov 29, 2021

Genres

Electronic

Styles

Abstract Ambient Electroacoustic Minimal Experimental

J - My seat and weep | Daisart (deis, 8)

from daisart: ...

About:
‘where i am allowed to sit for one more day, and this is an endless wonder’... A transversal thing from object to image. This book by ‘Ｊ’ inlcudes poetry, prose, drawings and contributions from Angelina Nonaj, Hanne Boulanger, Emily Yuting Chen, Sam Horman, Harriet Jones, Sami Domenico, Laila Sakini, and Sam Mullany; plus an interview with ‘Ｊ’ by Lauryn Groševs.

Excerpt:
I can find it difficult to articulate things into words, it's as if I can't find the (right) words. Sometimes it's a gesture, a look or a glance, or a simple movement that seems to communicate, or embody, what I want to say or what I "mean". The next question, for me, is what changes, or rather who. The absurdity of closeness, of putting things together, building meaning.

128 pp.
Text by Ｊ
With contributions by Angelina Nonaj, Hanne Boulanger, Emily Yuting Chen, Sam Horman, Harriet Jones, Sami Domenico, Laila Sakini, Sam Mullany and Lauryn Groševs.
Perfect bound softcover
Cover art "song" by Harriet Jones
111 x 185 mm
First edition of 225
Language: English
Naarm, November 2021
ISBN 978-0-6453065-0-7

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$54*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

J - but not in this room

3:38

A2

J - my seat and weep

4:15

A3

J - yellow leaf flutters on a nail

4:52

A4

J - petals

4:14

B1

J - you take each others breath away by doing something or saying something you never saw coming

8:17

B2

J - more room to breathe in

3:34

B3

picnic - dyed in the wool

5:54

B4

J - a healing tear

5:02

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