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Nonorganic Life      “Nonorganic Life: Encounters between
frequency, virtuality and the sublime in Antarctica,” for
Far Field: Digital Culture, Climate Change, and the Poles edited
by Andrea Polli and Jane Marsching, Intellect Books: Bristol,
UK. publication September 2011.     Intellect Books Autumn
catalogue      Phil Dadson, Aerial Farm (2003). Video still,
12mins DVD video/sound. The circular frame and wires appear as a
slowly shifting and illusory graphic outline, much like an
animated drawing against a snowdrift, ice-grey background. The
sound of wind-generated Aeolian tones through the wires is
produced by a 50 k wind. See http://www.sonicsfromscratch.co.nz/
I’m awaiting the proofs back for my chapter in Far Field,
looking forward to also seeing the other essays as they contain
some really strong thought surrounding digital media and the
poles.      My essay grapples with te