Anouk Mirte Hoogendoorn

Canada, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom (residence)
research interests: spectrality, more-than-human, fabulation, sociality, collectivity, neurodiversity, queer theory, neuroqueerness, anarchive, artistic research, radical pedagogy, stones, textures, process philosophy, materiality of language
affiliation: PhD Researcher, Teesside University/ZHdK
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Anouk Hoogendoorn is an artistic researcher with a practice that is theoretical, textual, and visual, currently doing a practice-based phd. The texts, textile works, photos, sketches, videos, and audio works that come out of this practice are moments of processes rather than presentations fixed once and for all. Their practice always has an important collaborative and experimental orientation to it. 

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  • i'm vrey into you (last edited: 2019) author(s): Francisco Beltrame Trento, Anouk Mirte Hoogendoorn This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
    During the Montréal summer of 2018, two creatures met in Canada. One creature came back to Amsterdam, and we decided we needed to continue the conversation through a series of exchanged texts. We created a file on Google Docs, in which we could add our thoughts, not separating where the writing of one ends and where one begins. Sometimes we do not know where one's body starts and ends. This (an)archive exponentially grew and reached more than 100 pages. The collective writing was the development of techniques for living together even apart, and more than, to survive the neurotypical world. We decided to call it I'm vrey into you. It resonates with a book of exchanged missives between the media theorist McKenzie Wark and poet Kathy Acker in the mid-nineties, published as "I'm very into you". During that summer we watched the last season of the TV series Twin Peaks (1990-1991; 2017), in which one of the main characters' manufactured doppelgangers travelled to this world but kept some tendencies of his past iteration from the black lodge (speaking words back to front - we understood he saying vrey instead of yrev, that would be very in this world). This is a multimodal work that mixes text, images and videos, resonating with the contingency and non-fixidity of being neuroqueer, as Melanie Yergeau states. i'm vrey into you has several iterations. A tiny modified excerpt was published in Simulacrum Magazine (The University of Amsterdam). Another version, that has differences in its form and content, is going to be published at Inflexions Journal (Senselab, Canada).
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