Silicity Protocols is an editorial platform on the emerging environments and cosmologies of the digital age – it navigates the liminal spaces between media, culture, mysticism, and technology.
404 #6
(published 2026, 68 pages)
This issue takes the error code not as a technical fault but as a cultural figure: the link rot, the place, the map which refuse to reach. The issue gathers texts and images that trace the 𝟺𝟶𝟺 of what cannot be indexed.
Editors: Aleksandr Delev, Niklas Egberts, Tekena Koko
Contributors: DVDV, Niklas Egberts, Alexandra Gilliams, Valentin Golev, Ilja Karilampi, Tekena Koko, Eric Meier, Dario Fernandez Mora, Alina Nazmeeva, Spirit of Nikopol, Susfuturos, Mats Werchohlad, Leah Wulfman
IMAGINE #5
(published 2025, 48 Pages)
This issue is a collection of imaginative moments contouring and fading out a new Environment, its architecture and the human perception. It consists of an editorial part and invited contributions.
Contributors: Annaket Fumiko, Pinelopi Gardika, Aria Gilani & Arte Clare, Matiss Groskaufmanis, Barbara Herschel, Zves Konstantinos, Tomi Laja, PAMP3000
Edited by: Aleksandr Delev
CONTROL ROOM AND THE CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT #4
(published 2018, 20 Pages)
Control Room oversees the environment from sensing nodes connected into a computational system. Control Room is THE typology of the 21st century. It functions through an ubiquitous information apparatus set up on ground and beyond. Control Room the Abstracted Room.
Edited by: Aleksandr Delev
SPATIAL DRAMA FROM SILICON VALLEY #3
(published 2017, 56 Pages)
Silicon Valley has set new paradimes of cognitive development. Objectivation of being, of everything. If anything has an address it can be indexed and it can be systemitized in the matrix. Silicon Valley is the symbol of the New Digital Age.
Contributors: Richard Gross, Johannes Warda
Edited by: Aleksandr Delev
TECHNOLOGICAL IMPERATIVE #2
(published 2017, 20 Pages)
Technology is not merely a tool but because of its critical mass, it is an autonomous agent of change. The change caused by its algorithmic operations is not coped on human capacity of comprehension. Technology produces new spatial realities.
Edited by: Aleksandr Delev
APPARATVS #1
(published 2016, 16 Pages)
Culmination of wealth and productive forces have created an unseen instrument. This instrument has created new objective realities beyond social groups, cities and states can – it operates mysteriously obviously on a global level. It is named APPARATVS and it is the dawn of a new civilisation.
Contributor: Zsolt Miklósvölgyi
Edited by: Aleksandr Delev
