Digital Culture
Visual lineages formed after networks and machine vision became everyday conditions, moving between screens, objects, exhibitions, surveillance and past visions of the future.
Dictionary entry
- The New Aesthetic 2011– / Aesthetic
James Bridle's New Aesthetic names the way machine vision and network imagery leak into physical culture through pixels, satellite views, detection boxes and sensor errors.
- Post-Internet Art 2000s– / Aesthetic
Post-Internet art treats the internet as an ordinary condition of life and production, turning the circulation between online images, objects, exhibitions and documentation into the work.
- Retrofuturism 1970s– / Aesthetic
Retrofuturism revisits futures imagined in the past through their vehicles, materials, advertising and cosmic visions, preserving both their hope and their blind spots.