networked worlds
Ongoing research about 21st century worldbuilding.
Severin Matusek and
networked worlds
“The model is the art work,”
Anna Wiener • Holly Herndon’s Infinite Art
‘Portals will be as important as the car’: the architects exploring gateways to new dimensions
Oliver Wainwrighttheguardian.com
There needs to be serious regulatory thought about dealing with that, if we’re entering into a scenario in which our digital twins are potentially more economically productive than our physical corporeal existence.”
Anna Wiener • Holly Herndon’s Infinite Art
In Mythologies , Roland Barthes discusses how wrestling (and now, politics) uses kayfabe, the convention of presenting staged narratives and spectacles as real to capture attention and elicit a desired response from an audience.
Nick Susi • magic, online!
closed net cultures such as One Direction fandom do produce a lot of creative work, but it’s basically like the inside jokes you come up with at summer camp rather than innovations that will diffuse into the mainstream.
A 2023 Look-back: the internet dies, etc.
AE: Reflecting back on the past year, one project that stands out for me is Mitchell F. Chan’s The Boys of Summer (2023) because I’m interested in how we are all folded into gamified networks. Which works or exhibitions have resonated the most with you over that time?
Where Next for Digital Art?
I can’t stop thinking about that Joy James clip I originally saw on @farhiatato’s page. ⛏️
How do we tunnel out?
What are our *tools* for tunneling out?
What are the frameworks for keeping the tunnel open long enough for others to come through?
What are the methods we’ll... See more
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