“served or served?” is a participatory modeling of parallel structures of servers, and inherent limits in the restricting protocols of the operations and architecture of the network. It is a participatory performance that mimics some aspects of servers and data centers while discussing their material life. The performance or game makes a human allegorical interpretation of the structure and materiality of our dispersed everyday digital knowing. http://undeveloping.info

duskin drum is a founding professor of the School of Advanced Studies of University of Tyumen. He is an interdisciplinary scholar, artist, performer, and woodsman. In 2017, he completed a doctorate in Performance Studies with designated emphases in Native American Studies, and Science and Technology Studies at University of California, Davis. In 2005, he earned a Bachelors of Arts studying interdisciplinary theatre and performance at Evergreen State College. For 20 years, duskin has been making art and performance in Asia, Europe and the Americas. At School of Advanced Studies, his interdisciplinary research group, Material Relations, is devising a new theory of love for studying ecologically substantiating human-nonhuman relations including technological relations.