few years ago i started to work at a new literary concept, so called "zapping poetry", meaning a sort of non-fictional, ready-made literature [generaly speaking, this means the mixing of some non-l...
few years ago i started to work at a new literary concept, so called "zapping poetry", meaning a sort of non-fictional, ready-made literature [generaly speaking, this means the mixing of some non-literary, ready-made "pieces" - using the subtitles of the movies, short-messages of mobile-phones or the headlines from the newspapers...]. i published 2 experimental poetry books and i made this video-project, shooting some TV-screens and mixing the subtitles. Unfortunately for non-romanian audience, this is done with romanian words. Now i need a subtitling for the subtitles :)
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Thank you! I didn't know about Found Poetry, maybe because it's american and I'm romanian. But. I didn't want to emphasise the "new" side of my work, even I'm so inclined to make experiments: this is just a stage of the regular work of a writer. It was about something "new" in my projects, and I specifed: "a sort of ready-made literature". („Ready-made" is the same, but older then Found..). Another clue could be Dada! (Which, btw, was coined by a romanian, Tristan Tzara...)
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