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Re-writing the machinic anthropocene - Initial Research
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posted on 2020-08-21, 16:34 authored by Charlie TweedCharlie Tweed‘Re-writing the Machinic Anthropocene’ asks how speculative fictional methods can be used within the field of media art, to expose the materialities of digital technologies and to bring into view non human 'voices' and perspectives.
This item contains the initial research explorations for the project highlighting specifically how the use of a mapping process to reveal the material realities of a smartphone then informed the development of a performative lecture.
Secondly there is documentation of the fictional research space that was deployed as a mechanism for voicing non human and material perspectives and revealing hidden networks.
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fine artmedia artanthropocenedigital materialitiesdigital ecologiespractice based researchDigital HumanitiesFilm, Television and Digital Media not elsewhere classifiedCommunication Technology and Digital Media StudiesElectronic Media ArtCommunications Technologies not elsewhere classifiedDigital heritageScreen and digital media not elsewhere classifiedCommunication technology and digital media studiesDigital and electronic media artCommunications engineering not elsewhere classified
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