RosenClocks

The science fiction of everyday objects introduces RosenStocks tm

And RosenStocks brings you RosenClocks



When reading my boyfriends philosophical notes (notes which will accumulate and create his upcoming book) I had the urge to science-fictionalize them, lovingly. Lovingly as a multiplying divergent movement as opposed to a reductive capturing that would clearly fall short of representing his work. And so it should as representing is not the most enjoyable thing one can do with another’s treasures.
Diverging, i use his name RosenStocks for what will be a fictitious brand.

And i like his watch very much...
I want it... 

So i take it!
(through the assimilating system of collage. Collage captures capital?)

The wording is his (with a few additions and alterations) but through taking them into this sci-fi realm I help myself play with, or rather perform ideas in order to understand them but mostly envision what the world would, could, look like if such ideas became operative; ‘what would THAT look like?’. Collage as speculative play. The corporate
as its economically and libidinally tweaked. Tweaked in service of who? Well… me. 

I am much too impatient to learn how to use more advanced tech, so when it is my moment to model this brand I simply use the ‘beauty’ filter on my phone, a very basic airbrushing, I look quite dashing! And as is usual with my collaging, all of it is done by hand given I cannot use photoshop (and dont want to), so a case of printing-cutting sticking-printing-repeat. 

Capital captures collage right back as i go shopping for negroni cocktail ingredients. I am given this at the till:

for kids presumably, an incentive to shop. Miniature cardboard products. I do like miniature things ALOT. I will make my own little shop whilst drinking negroni.
Cheers to that.