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Hito Steyerl; Bubble Vision

Hito Steyerl presents 'Bubble Vision' live from the Serpentine Marathon: GUEST, GHOST, HOST: MACHINE! at City Hall

“... immersive technologies like VR and 360 degree video” build on a paradox where “the viewer is in the center of a sphere, yet at the same time he or she are actually missing from it.” “This vision … shaped by round things, by orbs, by spheres, by round lenses. ... in parallel there were discussions … about so-called ‘filter bubbles’ on social media that have been said to nurture a division by creating a parallel information universes.”

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14. In poetry too every whole can be a part and every part really a whole

"Philosophical Fragments" by Schlegel, Friedrich von. p. 2

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Holographic projection based on Pepper’s Ghost technique from the Victorian times. This technique works with various screens and projections. A way to create an Augmented Reality

Implements : DIY Pepper’s Ghost effect for smartphones

Holographic Display Box

3D holograph

3D projection using fog

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...my work [thus far] in the fields of literature,literary art history, and literary criticism, as it has involved excessively diverse and various matters, has remained entirely fragmentary. thus, for some time now, I have wished to give a systematic summary

Friedrich von Schlegel, "Lectures on the History of Literature, aAncient and Modern".

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https://archive.org/stream/lecturesonhisto02lockgoog/lecturesonhisto02lockgoog_djvu.txt

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This is not a 'Beginning' this is an 'Entry'...

private collection