WoPArt for WAP (website link)
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Isn't it strange to
look back and conclude that, today, concretism & op art are in some
ways romantic manifestos?
Expressions based on the possibility of viewing, on the observer time...
Wireless days are very different.
Seeing is not important anymore. Perception, either.
Emulation instead simulation, that's the question...
How to deal with an art form conceived to be experienced in between, while
doing other things?
Wap is not wasp and that makes all the difference.
wop art <http://www.desvirtual.com/wopart>
Giselle Beiguelman (São Paulo, Brasil, 1962) is a multimedia essayist and web-artist living in São Paulo. Ph.D. in History, she was a fellow of the VITAE Foundation and has been researching the cultural impact of the Internet. Author of various books and articles, she has been working as editor for big Internet providers in Brazil. Member of the 10th ISEA International Program Committee, she is Arte/Cidade (a non-profit organization devoted to the arts and urbanism) web editor, from 1995 to the present. Since 1998 Giselle Beiguelman runs desvirtual.com, an editorial studio where are based her personal projects, like The Book after the Book ,and <Content = No Cache>.
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