Cyberwarfare Gallery
#BorderlineOffensive for #CreativeEuropeatHome
This online gallery gathers a series of works and actions by the Borderline Offensive community, especially prepared for online distribution and as a contribution to the #CreativeEuropeatHome initiative.
Welcome to the Cyberwarfare Gallery, enjoy its digital attacks on Fear and the State of Phobia!
Non-fiction comic collage and e-publishing
Darinka Pop-Mitic, Nalan Yırtmac and People
Darinka Pop-Mitic, Nalan Yırtmac and People
Theatre performance, filmed for online streaming
Zoukak Theatre Collective
Zoukak Theatre Collective
Illustration and text for e-publishing
Muzej Korupcije/Museum of Corruption
Muzej Korupcije/Museum of Corruption
Augmented performance and digital art, based on installation
Petko Dourmana
Petko Dourmana
This group exhibition is curated and produced as part of the Borderline Offensive: Laughing in the Face of Fear project, and gathers original or refitted artworks developed for online distribution. The works are considered cyberwarfare mechanisms, as per the Borderline Offensive Manifesto:
Notice of state of war
Performing Article 1 of the Convention Relative to the Opening of Hostilities [Laws of War: Opening of Hostilities (Hague III)], entered into force on 26 January 1910, and ratified by the Plenipotentiaries gathered for the Second Peace Convention at the Hague, the 18th of October, 1907:
A state of war now exists between Borderline Offensive and the state(s) of Cultural Phobia and Phobic Imagination: morbid irrational dread which prompts irrational behaviour, flight or the desire to destroy the stimulus for the phobia and anything reminiscent of it. Or as in layman's terminology:
Fear (of Others, Dialogue, Uncertainty, Future, Peace, Creation, Change and Psychological Mindedness).
Borderline Offensive is an armed operation using non-violence, humor and art as weaponry to achieve its strategic goal of societal change and peaceful co-existence between intercultural communities within and outside Europe.
Performing Article 1 of the Convention Relative to the Opening of Hostilities [Laws of War: Opening of Hostilities (Hague III)], entered into force on 26 January 1910, and ratified by the Plenipotentiaries gathered for the Second Peace Convention at the Hague, the 18th of October, 1907:
A state of war now exists between Borderline Offensive and the state(s) of Cultural Phobia and Phobic Imagination: morbid irrational dread which prompts irrational behaviour, flight or the desire to destroy the stimulus for the phobia and anything reminiscent of it. Or as in layman's terminology:
Fear (of Others, Dialogue, Uncertainty, Future, Peace, Creation, Change and Psychological Mindedness).
Borderline Offensive is an armed operation using non-violence, humor and art as weaponry to achieve its strategic goal of societal change and peaceful co-existence between intercultural communities within and outside Europe.
Long Heavy Road fanzine, Belgrade, 2019
Co-financed by:
The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Borderline Offensive 2017-2020 is led by TILLT (SE), together with CZKD (RS), Keunstwurk (NL), House of Humour and Satire (BG), Creative Industry Kosice (SK), Center for Peace Studies (HR), Symbiosis (GR), and in cooperation with MitOst eV (DE), Anadolu Kültür (TK), Zoukak Theatre Association (LB), Ettijahat - Independent Culture (SY) and Ramallah Municipality (PS).
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