RadioPlateaux

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RadioPlateaux has been developed as a platform to explore and extend possible critical relations through creative movements; sonic, visual, theoretical, abstract, non-sense etc etc etc,  as an expression of self-determination, i.e. that we assume a responsibility for our own participation in the determination of social doing.

It is hoped that this determination will not operate on behalf of.  This determination hopes to add to and engage in a drive towards a self-determination that knits a community based on the cooperation of different people with their different qualities and passions.  This drive towards self-determination is anti-definitional and contradictory, yet it implies an assumption of mutual respect and shared responsibility as organisational orientations.  The core of this project is the process of collective self-emancipation, the practice of active participation in the collective determination of the social flow of doing through processes of experimentation and invention.

You are more than welcome. You are invited to collaborate in a move against and beyond. There are no definitional requirements for posting and the more languages we have available, the better for global communication. The only  emphasis is a move toward a dissolution of identities: we are not who we are and we are not who we are not, we negate, we overflow the bounds of any concept.  We are a force of non-identity existing under a fetishised aspect of identity, we are more than the machines that capital requires.  What is critical is not a defined who, but rather an undefined, indefinable, anti-definitional WHAT.

What is important is the creation of social forms of articulation on a basis other than value. This site is not intended to further subordinate ourselves to the discipline of a market whose only aim is to reintegrate us back into the forms of behaviour from which we are trying to move beyond. RadioPlateax is not a system of property.

The development of alternative forms of doing cannot be postponed until after the revolution:  it is the revolution…there might be some bongos, too.