We all have multiple digital versions of ourselves, ranging from simple usernames to detailed profiles with information about our interests and preferences. These digital selves exist in parallel to our physical selves and can alter how others perceive us.
They can communicate with others without our knowledge or consent.
Our digital selves may represent and protect us, but they can also fail us in the borderlands between the digital and physical realms.
VIVE I was part of the performance “Archivio Performante” by Bara/D’Urbano in Summer 2021.
We all have multiple digital versions of ourselves, ranging from simple usernames to detailed profiles with information about our interests and preferences. These digital selves exist in parallel to our physical selves and can alter how others perceive us.
They can communicate with others without our knowledge or consent.
Our digital selves may represent and protect us, but they can also fail us in the borderlands between the digital and physical realms.
Our digital selves may represent and protect us, but they can also fail us in the borderlands between the digital and physical realms.
VIVE I was part of the performance “Archivio Performante” by Bara/D’Urbano in Summer 2021.
