Contemporary art [noun]. Screenshots, photos, written and video documentation [of art, happening someplace missed]. Sometimes referred to as archival art or the remains of art.
response (0) tagged: art :: digital culture filed under: metatexts :: the new screen
In 1982, Jauss proposed the term geniessen in his Aesthetic Experience and Literary Hermeneutics to identify aesthetic pleasure. It was a reaction against Adorno’s “aesthetics of negativity,” which he rejected as “aesthetic purism,” as well as against the Barthesian pleasures of the text which, in Jauss’ words, is the “French counterpart to Adorno’s aesthetics in certain aspects” (29).
response (0) tagged: reading :: digital culture filed under: metatexts :: on reading
response (0) tagged: abjection filed under: the Other :: in the absence of the Other
Social and neural nodes
evolutionary memes
traversed by noise
humdrum of internet
media technologies
neighbours chatting across the fence
workplace platitudes
rip-offs and the scientific thruth of the day
in an unordered list mashed up in art
hyperrealities & social narcissism & CBT
response (0) tagged: the spectacle filed under: the Other :: in the absence of the Other
My 2007 documentary blog on my woes on the social web is now available for download in pdf. Check it out!
freewheelin.nu is a site where e-lit, installations, digital art, blogs and other texts are linked in a hyperdimensional space of underpasses, highways, rivers, bridges, tunnels that intersect in the art project Plastic Spaces whenever possible.
And there is more. Image music text and technology intertwined in digital art and textual [dis]pleasures - in the erratic vibrancy, evanescence and intangibility of the text/work - that interfaces with the erotic body [electrified].
