Re: [-empyre-] the promise
Josephine Bosma wrote:
The above seems to me like you are still a believer.
oh yes. shooting the messenger doesn't have to mean giving up on the
medium... quite the opposite in my view actually. it is the ultimate
in hope.
Be careful not to
look for too much escape in technical wonders or miracles of design.
- "be careful what you wish for" is always good advice. now if only i
saw a few technical wonders && miracles of design.
- its just that i for one wish that "speed" and "ease of use" were
not the most popular benchmarks for advancement in consumer
technologies. this is the capitalist problem.
- in many ways i do agree that the most immersive thing online is
text. but reading on a screen hurts my eyes and irony doesn't
translate well enough in text alone.
Flexibility, adaption, abuse and de/reconstruction are just as
important.
computers/commercial software are not made for artists (at all). by
very definition artists use of computers is an adaptaion, a
de/reconstruction (a perversion.)
therefore, abuse is important but is abuse all there is ?
pointing out in ones work that one is adapting, de/re/constructing
computers/software/the network is an exercise in redundancy.
i wish i was born an engineer.
(that code, that criticism, that
art, that world, that promise, that hope) !
same thing we do every day, j......
warmly, yesyesyes,
Auriea.
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