RUDE project

What is language? How does it affect the way we think? How does it form us? What happens if language is changed, deconstructed, mixed and rearanged? And is there really any need for an ongoing mantainance of the traditional language, nowadays? Because language is a local specified, national defining and enclosed construct that is only very slowly changing it is important to understand that language is a non static medium. To overcome old stereotypes and boundaries within the way we think and communicate, the rules and the the concept of a traditional language needs to be redefined and deconstructed. Learn to let go, discard all you’ve learned — only to realise that the real empathy lies within the ability to accept the unknown and to change perspective. Rude is multi life hack project that experiments with language, type and identity and can be seen as a general concept of how to overcome the old. An attempt to give you some guidance on how to make up your own mind and rebuilt what you think is right and wrong. Learn to see the magic in breaking the rules, dismantle tradition and disorder all hierachy. As any language is logical constructed out of cause and consequence, it appears to us as linear. Only when we can destroy its order and liniarity we are able to change our perception of geometrical space and linear time and will reach a new state of mind.

Web site of the project: be-ru.de

Participants of the RUDE project:
Heimer
Ksti Hu 
Tobias Rauch 
Kevin Moll
Manuel Rossner
Vera van de Seyp
Galen Tipton
Max Kolyanov
Kathrin Baumgartner
Anna Shukova
Ella Pechechian
Kyung-Ho Sun
Katerina Gaidamaka