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Marika Ika Wato CE/7

 

The Middle Ages are surprisingly consistent. Despite the numerous variations and modifications of the leading themes, this era’ design is easy to grasp into the framework of classification. Furthermore, the architecture and design characteristic for The Middle Ages cannot be confused with any other stylistics. The structural homogeneity of the era, numbering ten centuries, gives the impression as if time floated then in another, slower rhythm.

 

 

New technologies, open-source platforms, machinery and tools, which are developed and processed by the users, co-inherence between ‘digitalism’ and ‘analogism’, digital and post-digital art - that’s some of the topics to which the international event PATCHlab in Krakow, Poland is dedicated. The second edition of the event took place in October 2013 and was dedicated to contemporary digital art forms, where world of science and art meets to focus on new trends and opportunities in digital, audiovisual art created with new means of communication.

Jan Głowacki CE/7

 

In times of product worship. The worship of conformism. The dictatorships of the media kingdom of images without content. Our contemporary culture, science and politics seems to do well with the company built on the foundations of profitability, earnings and economic fundamentals. And worse, on the opportunistic corporatism.

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CyberEmpathy 7 / 2014: Visual Strategies
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