This Kate Moss pop art is an approbation of Andy Warhol's 'Marilyn Diptych'. Using Giphy, I further remixed it by adding the filter, caption and gif stickers. This is basically a remix of a remix. Most of the stickers I have used are in fact relevant to Moss since she is a fashion model. Traces... Continue Reading →
Algorithmic control II: Hardware Platforms, Access Permissions and Ideologies of Control
Cell phones have changed how we communicate. Thanks to the iPhone in particular, media convergence has become ever-present than before and users can utilise different platforms on the one device more easily and conveniently. Phones are constantly getting developed and updated to fit with the needs and demands of consumers. There are pros and cons... Continue Reading →
Algorithmic control I: Intellectual Property and the Content Control Industry
Crediting is always important when using someone else's work. Otherwise, it breaches copyright and is considered to be plagiarism. Copyright laws have become more strict when help protect the work of the original author. Hello, I'm here again with another blog post! To sum up this week's topic, it's basically about none other than copyright... Continue Reading →
An Art For Art’s Sake Beta Blog
My Beta Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMFPAqX-BJQ&feature=youtu.be My Instagram for my artefact: https://www.instagram.com/art_for_arts_sake1/ Hello, it's me again! I will be writing a beta blog with regards to my digital artefact and how I've come up with some new ideas. Previously, I had stated that I'll be posting the artworks and my critiques on a separate WordPress page. I... Continue Reading →
Internet paradigm IV Hyperreality, simulation and spectacle
Fake news, conspiracy theories are examples relating to how people perceive information or receive it. They wonder what is true and what is not. Social media and the internet have allowed for the spread of fake news rapidly, making it become an issue in current society. A source which relates to fake news or conspiracy... Continue Reading →
Internet paradigm III: Framing and the Construction of Perception
Freedom is arguably one of the most celebrated values in America. Uncle Sam is the salience in this propaganda poster as he is a common national personification of the American government or the United States and represents the nation. He is seen as being bold, courageous and confident in the poster, which can give the... Continue Reading →
Internet paradigm II: Distributed media and Meme Warfare
Memetic warfare could be viewed as a ‘digital native’ version of psychological warfare, more commonly known as propaganda. If propaganda and public diplomacy are conventional forms of memetic warfare, then trolling and PSYOPs are guerrilla versions”. It is the art of attacking people through memes and changing their views. The 2016 US presidential election was shaped by a volatile... Continue Reading →
Internet paradigm I: Networked Participation and Collective Intelligence
Collective intelligence is a way in which individuals can learn more due to it being collaborative in nature. Individuals can learn from others, apply that knowledge to elsewhere and take a moment to reflect on what is learned. Collaborate intelligence has been lauded as being a learning method in which individuals learn more. This gif... Continue Reading →
Art Feature Page Blog and a New Idea
Well, well, greetings fellow readers! I am back again with another blog and I will continue to converse about the progress of my art feature page. As of now, I have made 23 posts on the page, which is a fairy reasonable amount. I still have quite a lot more artworks to post and critique... Continue Reading →
The Future of Organisation
Human organisational models have been limited to a minute set of useful approaches. For small organisations with fewer than thirty or forty members people have been able to coordinate group behaviour in a loosely structured manner linked to their anthropological origins. The tribe As everyone is more or less aware of the whole set of... Continue Reading →