Wednesday's Meeting

We had a chat and decided to make a catalog of our project in the style of conventional business proposals. We are interested in highlighting our failure to communicate our individual private experiences of the project. After talking its become clear that the quotidian divide, as a project, has shifted from site specific communication with the public, to a very personal and dear communication between the five of us. 

The work itself is no longer the site, the blog, or the log, but instead the community of us. The divide is between that experience and the " audience" assumed in an art context, therefore any effort to fully communicate what has manifested as a bonding exercise is doomed to failure. 

We are interested in failing publicly then, as a presentation of some sort is required of us. 

We will do that through a banal and mass communicate medium that asserts the desubjectification inherent in efforts to present closed-circuit experiences to a public. 

In the next week we decided to do research on conventional formats for proposals, reports, and catalogs in the business world. 

We will each post our findings here along with everybody's 3 line bio for the proposal. Are we calling it that?

or catalogue?

ack.

I think that's it for now. Hannah: since you aren't around check in here daily!! xx