Warp and weft are weaving terms, which Constant uses to weave stories about and in-between different projects. A warp refers to the thread stretched on a loom. On the Constant website, warps are extensions of projects, often ways to navigate to and through documentation, media and notes. The weft is the thread that runs between the warp threads with the help of a coil. At Constant, wefts are thematic stories that establish relationships between different projects.
http://constantvzw.org/site/Warp-Weft-Summercollection-2019.html
The internet is dead, long live the internets! Fresh documentation of a worksession which took place in April, 2019
Notes and documentation from a worksession alluding to the relationships between algorithms, charisma, rhythm, alchemy and karma (2018).
Notes and documentation from a worksession that took place at the end of 2016, in preparation of its afterlife. For additional worksession warps, see here.
For 6 consecutive years, Constant created a new work based on materials that had entered into the public domain, 70 years after the death of their author.
Digital documentation of Roseware, a project developed by Laurence Rassel and Chris Marker with Constant in 1998. (Ruby Water)
From Affective Infrastructures to Awkward Inscriptions. (Jara Rocha)
Brussels just happens to be where the Constant offices are. Or does it? (Livia Cahn)
A weft that brings together projects, recipes and tastes and allows them to transform each other. (Günbike Erdemir)
A collection of reflections and experiments by Constant that explore the endless possibilities of hybrid languages.