01 Corpus of Research & Doctrine

This collection brings together critical and reflective writings that examine the aesthetic and ethical conditions of artistic experience. It bridges theory and encounter, situating art criticism as a form of research into perception, presence, and responsibility within contemporary visual culture.

15 Oct 2025 5 min read

A Philosophical Departure from Post-Criticism

Post-Interpretive Criticism isn’t a style. It's not an attitude. It's not nostalgia. It's a philosophical break, born from the ethical failure of interpretation to remain proportional to the gravity of the works it touches.

15 Oct 2025 19 min read

The First Break Since Postmodernism: The Rise of Post-Interpretive Criticism

Art criticism, for decades, has loitered in the aftermath of ideas. It has curated, not conjured. Rarely has it risked proposing new ground.

15 Oct 2025 3 min read

Language as Custody — Writing Without Harm in Post-Interpretive Criticism

Every sentence is a trespass, unless it’s written with permission. And permission is earned, not assumed. To write about a work of art isn’t to describe it. It’s to touch it with language. And like all touch, it leaves a residue. Some hands hold gently. Others bruise.

01 Oct 2025 3 min read

The Living Lexicon: Post-Interpretive Criticism – First Edition

This lexicon is not a glossary. It's a compass. It does not define to constrain but to protect. To ensure that the language of Post-Interpretive Criticism is not diluted, misused, or torn from its root. These terms are sacred anchors — poetic, philosophical, and precise.

15 Sep 2025 16 min read

Aesthetic Recursion Theory: Recursion As Residue

To speak of recursion in art is to resist the clean arc of interpretation. It’s to acknowledge that some works don’t exist in full during their unveiling, but rather complete themselves in memory, in absence, in delay.