What Remains
Obsolescence is not the end of an object. It is the moment the object starts telling the truth.
READAn art project about life after the internet became ordinary.
Obsolescence is not the end of an object. It is the moment the object starts telling the truth.
READAuthorship didn't die. It just lost its address. The room is still there. The author is somewhere else.
READIn a world where everything is available, taste is no longer about access. It is about restraint.
READThe afterimages of the feed. The UI that stays in your vision after you close your eyes.
READWe ritualize the device. Not because it is sacred, but because it is the only object that remembers us.
READWhat happens to a movement when it becomes merchandise? The same thing that happens to everything.
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