By Mudmap Editorial
Emerging from Mudmap’s first Collective Scroll, this essay looks at the Tartaria conspiracy as an inverted form of utopian imagination, one that projects collective possibility toward an imagined past rather than a different future.
By José Manuel Ibañez
How did an ancient object become a digital gesture? A short history of the page, the feed, and an experiment that turns private scrolling into a collective form of reading.
By Bernabé Valencia
Is Trump the cause of American decline, or its most successful narrator? A reading of power, television, Ukraine, and the strange art of making retreat look like victory.
By José Manuel Ibáñez
There was a time when the internet had a place in the home; a corner, a schedule, a shared practice. That idea didn't vanish overnight. It came apart gradually, and left something behind.
By Nina Pacotte
Starting from Fassbinder’s cinema and a minor academic omission, the text takes an unlikely detour to think about how power has shifted from scenes to prediction.
By Mudmap Editorial
A first map of the paths, formats, and questions that will shape the magazine.
An approach to images based on montage, circulation, and attention.