RE: [-empyre-] Farewell to Young-hae Chang Heavy Industries

["Kim Machan" <kim@maap.org.au>]

Adieu, Adieu
It is my feeling that we could have delved so much deeper, but there is some
feeling of being afraid to go ... to go ... much further.
YHCHI were so generous and open, perhaps it is .. too far ...
It is worth noting how far (concretely) the work of YHCHI has taken in
educational realms /lists/ as example of net art 'par excellence' 
Adieu .....
Thank you both so much for your 'innocent' and 'non innocent' generosity ...
best
kim

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Subject: [-empyre-] Farewell to Young-hae Chang Heavy Industries


Dear -empyreans-,

The month has ticked over, and it is with regret that we bid farewell to
Young-hae Chang and Marc Voge.

I am thankful that they were able to take the time to expose some of the
areas of thought in their practice: speaking on their motivations behind the
creation of their significant, reactive and influential body of work, their
responsibility and role as artists, and gentle reminders of the paradoxical
nature of artistic and poetic practice on the Internet.

Please keep abreast of new work by visiting:
http://www.yhchang.com/

-Michael

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