Category: digital art
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Digital art & the knowledge gap of the contemporary art world: an advice.
First published on LinkedIn, this ‘rant’ responds to the gap between the so-called media arts and the traditional art world, exposing a lack of institutional knowledge about artistic engagements with (digital) media.
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This Emptiness is Normal
Exhibition text for Revenants at Wouters Gallery in Brussels, curated by Rectangle. With Kelly Richardson and Nicolas Sassoon (& Rick Silva). January 21 – February 20, 2023.
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WAGMI: an awkward dance of art and crypto
Article for HART art magazine about collecting digital art in the NFT space. Published on paper in issue 222, March 2022 in tandem with the first of an online column series highlighting a work from my collection.
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Non-fungible experiments
NFTs: an adventuresque experimenza into the world of blockchain and crypto. In 2021, I ventured into the NFT phenomenon as part of a cohort of eco-aware artists that began to engage with an energy-efficient alternative to the more well known blockchains. It was riveting: a report.
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The hand stencil and stone tool emoji proposals
It can be difficult to find agency in an internet dominated by large corporations. By way of an artistic contribution, I submitted two proposals for emoji, new additions to the expanding digital pictogram vocabulary.
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Skeuomorphism
A skeuomorph object desires to be something else. Skeuomorphism imitates another material or object. It is intwined with simulation technologies. This post is a WIP.
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Titanic sinks in real time
Here are some highlights from a YouTube playlist I made for animation and film students of LUCA in Brussels, in the hopes it would help them understand (digital) media art better.
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On screens as dioramas as screens
Note: this is a repost of an April 2019 entry on my portfolio website. Illusions behind glass The screen has become omnipresent in our lives: starting with TVs entering our homes, then computer monitors, smartphones, tablets, VR sets. We’re all looking through glass walls at illusions. The illusion is not confined to films, tv programs,…
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