1) An image from Corrie Baldauf's
Infinite Jest Project, flagging all the colors in David Foster Wallace's novel
Infinite Jest (Little Brown, 1996). "'It started as a tool, which is how someone would start drinking coffee
or doing cocaine,' Baldauf says
at Hyperallergic. 'But once the tool resolved the problem
of not reading it, that was when it became an obsession.'" See more photos of the project on
Baldauf's site, and read more
here and
here.
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| Infinite Jest p. 215 "Canadians" |
2) From Jenni B. Baker's ongoing erasure project
Erasing Infinite,
here. "
I only work with one page at a time. I scan each of
the pages in as a JPG, which I open up in Photoshop and look at
independently without the context of the pages that come before or
after," Baker explains in an interview. Read more at HuffPost, here, and see images on Baker's site, here.
P.S. Baker is the founder of
The Found Poetry Review -- take a peek.
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| The Infinite Atlas Project |
3) The Infinite Atlas Project (2012- ), "an independent research and art project
seeking to identify, place and describe every possible location in David
Foster Wallace's
Infinite Jest."
Check out their site!
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