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Lo Mejor de Vernacular Visual se ha actualizado con vídeos de ocho nuevos/as artistas: Austin Andrews, Hilde Verhelst, Javier Peña, Joel Ortiz, Julia Pelhate, Renata Rezende, Walter Di Marco y Yoshida Mari. Visita: https://vv.excepcionales.es/
13 artistas, más de 30 videos y video-reportajes. No te pierdas lo mejor de Visual Vernacular, una forma de arte que combina lengua de signos, mimo, poesía y técnicas cinematográficas
13 artistas, más de 30 videos y video-reportajes. No te pierdas lo mejor de Visual Vernacular, una forma de arte que combina lengua de signos, mimo, poesía y técnicas cinematográficas: https://vv.excepcionales.es
ParadiseOS
New Post has been published on https://www.aneddoticamagazine.com/paradiseos/
ParadiseOS
Conceived, designed & developed by Stephen Kistner.
Built using React/Redux/SASS.
Paradise OS imagines an alternate version of 1999 where the personal computer is a gateway to a commercialized global network. Palm Industries, a former mall developer turned technology giant effectively controls all online experiences.
Acting as a time capsule, the desktop captures the moments of December 30, 1999 — just days before a catastrophic Y2K event leads to the computer emerging in our dimension. Participants explore this frozen moment from time, using the content to discover more about the world from which it came.
The project references the visual vernacular of the 20th century American shopping mall. It establishes a connection between the mall and the Internet as escapist experiences and hubs of social activity.
The desktop’s content deals with Internet phenomena including fake news, instant gratification and information overload. By engaging with contemporary topics from the perspective of an alternate reality, the project encourages participants to think more critically about the state of our own digital spaces. http://palm.computer/
ParadiseOS
New Post has been published on https://www.aneddoticamagazine.com/paradiseos/
ParadiseOS
Conceived, designed & developed by Stephen Kistner.
Built using React/Redux/SASS.
Paradise OS imagines an alternate version of 1999 where the personal computer is a gateway to a commercialized global network. Palm Industries, a former mall developer turned technology giant effectively controls all online experiences.
Acting as a time capsule, the desktop captures the moments of December 30, 1999 — just days before a catastrophic Y2K event leads to the computer emerging in our dimension. Participants explore this frozen moment from time, using the content to discover more about the world from which it came.
The project references the visual vernacular of the 20th century American shopping mall. It establishes a connection between the mall and the Internet as escapist experiences and hubs of social activity.
The desktop’s content deals with Internet phenomena including fake news, instant gratification and information overload. By engaging with contemporary topics from the perspective of an alternate reality, the project encourages participants to think more critically about the state of our own digital spaces. http://palm.computer/
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