speak
a hypertext essay by Linda Carroli
Video stills and footage: Maria Giannake + Linda Carroli
Belly Dancer: Maria Masselosspeak was launched as part of MAAP99 and was included in INK.ubation Salon, curated by Mark Amerika for the trAce Online Writing Community conference, Incubation in 2000. In 2001 it was presented in the winter issue of Drunken Boat.
Other works:
terrene, a collaboration with JM John Armstrong
cipher, a collaboration with Josephine Wilson
Water writes always in Plural - A woman is standing on a street corner waiting for a stranger, collaboration with Josephine Wilson
racconto - to be completed in 2002l.carroli@eudoramail.com
http://home.pacific.net.au/~lcarroli
thanks:
John Armstrong, Michael Vann, Di Ball, Electronic Writing Research Ensemble, Ann Wulff + Multimedia Arts Asia Pacific 99, Maria Giannake, Maria MasselosThis project received financial assistance from Arts Queensland.