Post-Internet Art
ポスト・インターネット・アート / 2000s– / Aesthetic / Digital Culture
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.
Network images converted into prints or objects / Screenshots, product images and 3D renders mixed / Installation views returning to social feeds / High-resolution and compressed imagery on the same surface
Dictionary entry
- Best used for
- Treating social, commerce, 3D and galleries as one circulation system · Tracing digital images into objects and back online
- Type
- Let interface text, product names, filenames and gallery labels coexist as distinct registers.
- Composition
- Place browser images, objects and documentation together without declaring one the original.
- Material
- Keep the traces of conversion between screenshot, compression, print, 3D output and commodity.
- Caution
- A collage of found web images alone does not address the circulation, reproduction and exhibition that define the tendency.
- Further study
- Marisa Olson / Online circulation and physical exhibition / Image dispersion
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