A thousand and one suddenly broken screens
On the transmission of photographic gestures in social networks and their influence on digital intersubjectivity.
- 64 Seiten
- 3 Lesestunden
Exploring the intersection of personal photography and social media, this book delves into how the accumulation of images shapes individual identity in the digital era. Using concepts from Aby Warburg and José Luis Brea, it critiques the dilution of subjectivity within social networks, suggesting that the shared experience on platforms like Instagram and Facebook creates a ghostly space of distorted reflections. Ultimately, it reveals how the quest for originality in this context leads to a homogenized experience, where individuality is overshadowed by collective imagery.
