Book | Chapter
Technologically-aware ecosystems in art and society
pp. 152-155
Abstract
Technology always modified us. The perception of space and time, of our bodies and of our identity largely depends on technology. Electricity, transports, mechanics and chemistry define the ways in which we perceive time, space, physics, and nature. Telecommunications opened up infinite possibilities for our minds to broaden, to freely move in time and space, unbound from the body.
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Published in:
Ascott Roy, Bast Gerald, Fiel Wolfgang, Jahrmann Margarete, Schnell Ruth (2009) New realities: being syncretic. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 152-155
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-211-78891-2_35
Full citation:
Iaconesi Salvatore, Persico Oriana (2009) „Technologically-aware ecosystems in art and society“, In: R. Ascott, G. Bast, W. Fiel, M. Jahrmann & R. Schnell (eds.), New realities, Dordrecht, Springer, 152–155.