
Ana Falcon
PhD Virtual Reality student, Marketing Strategist and Filmmaker
How many blogs is too many?
I think I opened my first blog fifteen years ago. That initial blog was full of posts about teenagehood, which I ended shutting down after I offended someone. The horror of offending someone made me shut down a blog (can you imagine that happenning in 2020?). I had a cooking blog, a fotolog, and n-number […]
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Basically one person wrote, another narrated the voice over, another filmed and another scored. A kind of “delicious corpse” collaboration that spanned a week. By chance I got paired with Kid Strange, one of my Tallinn friends and it’s funny how lives can be similar and yet so different. I’m just worried that my Mexican parents […]
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This is a quick writing I made for my Research Methodology class. “Activity in space is restricted by that space; space decides what activity may occur, but even this ‘decision’ has limits placed upon it. Space lays down the law because it implies a certain order – and hence also a certain disorder (just as […]
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Words have different meaning across the art disciplines. This makes it difficult to create interdisciplinary conversation, but may offer transdisciplinary perks. The above floorplan is of a space that doesn’t exist. We are working on creating a narrative in my current Research Methodology class with (pause) MA Contemporary Performance students. So for the first time […]
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