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Palaver - Ryota Matsumoto | University of North Carolina Wilmington Spring 2016

Ryota Matsumoto is an artist, educator, designer, cultural programmer, urban planner, and architect based in the United States and Japan. As a media theorist, he is highly recognized as the godfather and pioneer of the postdigital culture.

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Palaver - Ryota Matsumoto | University of North Carolina Wilmington Spring 2016

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  1. palaver /p ‘læv r/ e e n. A talk, a discussion, a dialogue; (spec. in early use) a conference between African tribes-people and traders or travellers. v. To praise over-highly, flatter; to cajole. To persuade (a person) to do something; to talk (a person) out of or into something; to win (a per- son) over with palaver. To hold a colloquy or conference; to parley or converse with. © Palaver. Spring 2016 issue. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior written permission from Palaver. Rights to individual submissions remain the property of their authors. Graduate Liberal Studies Program University of North Carolina Wilmington 105 Bear Hall Wilmington, NC 28403 www.uncw.edu/gls

  2. Masthead | Spring 2016 Copy Chiefs John Dailey Mikkel Lysne Melissa Slaven-Warren Contributing Editors Dr. Josh Bell Michelle Bliss Sarah E. Bode Dr. Theodore Burgh Lauren B. Evans Dr. Carole Fink Courtney Johnson Katja Huru Rebecca Lee Johannes Lichtman Dr. Marlon Moore Dr. Diana Pasulka Dr. Alex Porco Nick Rymer Dr. Michelle Scatton-Tessier Dr. Anthony Snider Erin Sroka Dr. Patricia Turrisi Founding Editors Sarah E. Bode Ashley Elizabeth Hudson Executive Editor Patricia Turrisi Staff Holli Terrell-Cavalluzi Jonny Harris Travis Henry Linda McCormack Janay Moore Editor-in-Chief Ashley Elizabeth Hudson Managing Editor Erin Ball Layout Editors Ashley Elizabeth Hudson Erin Ball Layout Assistant Gabe Reich Cover Art: “The Indistinct Notion of an Object Trajectory” by Ryota Matsumoto Back Cover Art: “Surviving in the Multidimensional Space of Cognitive Dissonance” by Ryota Matsumoto Thank you to the Graduate Liberal Studies Program at UNCW for letting us call you home. Palaver staff, thank you for the many discussions, hours of careful attention to edits, and the tireless push for resources and pub- licity. Palaver could not thrive without your dedication and enthusiasm. Erin Ball, your supportiveness and vi- sionary approach to your job is incredibly humbling. Thank you especially to our submitters, contributors, and readership for your loyalty and for trusting us with your extraordinary work. Without you, we’d be an idea, an abstraction, a what-if, but because of you we are Palaver.

  3. “The Frozen Air Evoked the Analogical Still of Ephermeral Swarms” by Ryota Matsumoto “Hollow Ghosts for Those Restless Spirits” by Ryota Matsumoto Matsumoto | 10 Back to Table of Contents

  4. Matsumoto | 62 Back to Table of Contents

  5. “The High Overdrive and Its Indefinable Consequence”by Ryota Matsumoto “Stretched Into an Infinite Vapor of Spectral Resonance” by Ryota Matsumoto Matsumoto | 65 Back to Table of Contents

  6. “The Reverberant Ambience of Interperative Codes an Ancient Artifact” by Ryota Matsumto Matsumoto | 100 Back to Table of Contents

  7. “The Light Breath of Wind at Dawn” by Ryota Matsumoto “Solar Flares for Transient Modulation” by Ryota Matsumoto Matsumoto | 101 Back to Table of Contents

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