Dean Wilcox

Dean teaches at the University of North Carolina School of the arts where he offers such courses as Chaos Theory and the Arts, Generative Art, and The Aesthetics of Dissonance. While his education is mostly in theatre he has a tendency to wander around in whatever subjects interest him—currently that is Generative Art, Post-Digital Art, Glitch, Hauntology, and Drone.

Author of

A Precoded Message of Damage

Dean Wilcox

| July 22, 2018 Filed Under:

Featured, Fiction (Intensification), Microdoses, Mythos, Poetics (Originary Powers)

The subject was discovered on a routine gravimetric exploration approximately one mile beneath the Earth’s surface in a small cavern rich in copper. Dwelling in complete darkness and surrounded by approximately 3500 urns of various shapes and sizes, the age of the subject remains indeterminate. Subsequent testing revealed the age of the urns to be approximately 500,000 years old.

Sustain/Decay: A Philosophical Investigation of Drone Music and Mysticism (Review)

Dean Wilcox

| July 31, 2017 Filed Under:

Culture (Transformation), Featured, Philosophy (Eteolegeme), Reviews

Floating from time period to time period amid spiritual and religious observances and contemporary soundscapes the drone remains consistently omnipresent, like the angel of death, hovering just out of reach yet connecting all things living and dead…