The Epistemology of You

    records a series of measurements conflating knowledge systems, an interpersonal relationship, and the subjectivity of meaning. Indexing a subject – ‘person of the dialogue’ –  the book interrogates the limits of philosophic thought through a disordered account of exchanges: a repeating ‘Chapter 6’, an ode to a toothbrush, an accusation of too much Heidegger and not enough olives. The Epistemology of You pivots between poesy and prose, refusing a sense of rationalism to underscore its narrative content.



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    2016
    Laser-print, Risograph & letterpress softcover, 17 in. x 11 in., edition 30

    The Epistemology of You, dye diffusion transfer prints from FP-100c film, 2015-16
    The Systems We Have Loved, curated by Anne Cross, Recitation Hall Gallery, University of Delaware, 2017


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