Treatise on Table Tennis

Relational Mesh

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ping . . . channeled phantoms of edison sublime . . . pong . . . aural corona the scramble of time . . . ping . . . rally duration to numbering game . . . pong . . . rhythm gives birth to the name of the name . . . ping . . . grip yields to grasp on our service and spin . . . pong . . . noise gives the slip to overexposed skin . . . ping . . . unchoreograph the frenzied ballet . . . pong . . . severed connect tournament tourniquet.

ping . . . :

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>searching . . .

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Date: August 18, 02010
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Tags: athlete as artist | body athletic | erotics | gesture | memory | noise | pain | poetry | politics | relationality | rhythm | surgery | surveillance | table tennis | tactile burden | telepresence | temporality | violence

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  1. Kalle Jonasson says:
    August 19th, 2010

    Ah, the moebius strip of a game between a skilled defender (but offensively poor) who invites the opponent to smash repetitively.

    Sean, I'm looking forward to meet you in my favourite game! My secret weapon, 'eclipse', is unstoppable.

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