John Menick: Museum of Malware

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ISSUE 17 : The Vision of Ouroborous

John Menick: Museum of Malware

John Menick選譯—惡意軟體博物館

November 5th, 2014／ Type： Translation

Author: John Menick ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: MOUSSE no.40; translated by Lee, Yen-yi (李彥儀)

Note: First published on MOUSSE Issue 40, Museum of Malware is reposted here to exemplify how malware is benefited by the biological idea of "self-reproduction", which looks like Darwin's theory. However, it is also the feedback of the machines to their creators, just like another article of Menick, OK? Computer, especially understood under a greater system of machines & humans.)

Hakkar the Soulflayer from the game World of Warcraft

ISSUE 17 

             John Menick: OK Computer?
                
                 ， John Menick
                 
             John Menick: Museum of Malware
                
                 ， John Menick
                 
             Possible Impossible Movie: Shezad Dawood’s “Towards the Possible Film”
                
                ，

                Chiang, Ling-ching

             Ought Death Itself to Be Meaningful? Rachel Rose’s “Sitting, Feeding, Sleeping”
                
                ，

                Wang, Po-wei

             Circulation, Motion, and Ecosystem: Mika Rottenberg’s “Bowis Balls Souls Holes”
                
                 ， 吳嘉瑄
                 
             In Search of the New Narrative (or Crumbling End) of the World
                
                ，

                Rikey Tenn