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My intention then, was to explore the concept of our fleeting attention, influenced by algorithms that use aesthetics to grab our focus. We often find ourselves trapped in media bubbles, momentarily captivated by beauty, only to forget it as soon as it vanishes from our sight.
poetry and photography are similar in that more people do it than appreciate it. Good point.
Bill Jay • LensWork #83 (The Bill Jay's Best of EndNotes issue)
I didn't get to witness the Renaissance or the Enlightenment. I grew up in a room, in front of a computer, fantasizing about the combination of art and technology. My generation doesn't produce pieces with the power to symbolize wars or revolutions, like 'Guernica' or 'Liberty Leading the People', because I am - or rather, we are - the byproduct of... See more