Déportrait Series
Digital Art (eBook) + Copy-Paste Creativity (eBook)
Crypto Object № 50 | Pink ball
Crypto Object № 49 | Men’s swimsuit
Crypto Object № 48 | Silver shoe
Crypto Object № 47 | Basketball
Crypto Object № 46 | Combat boot
Crypto Object № 45 | Pink ribbon
Crypto Object № 44 | Corded telephone
Crypto Object № 43 | Square tin
Crypto Object № 42 | Piggy bank
Crypto Object № 41 | Vintage rugby ball
Crypto Object № 40 | Rubber duck
Crypto Object № 39 | Dr. Scholl’s sandal
Crypto Object № 38 | Glass container
Crypto Object № 37 | Headphones
Crypto Object № 36 | Slide sandal
Crypto Object № 35 | Vintage soccer ball
Crypto Object № 34 | High heel shoe
Crypto Object № 33 | Golden skull
Crypto Object № 32 | Pink boxing glove
Crypto Object № 31 | Airtight glass storage jar
Crypto Object № 30 | License plate
Crypto Object № 29 | Bowling ball
Crypto Object № 28 | Red slipper
Crypto Object № 27 | Batman mask
Crypto Object № 26 | Banana
Crypto Object № 25 | Red glove
Crypto Object № 24 | Souvenir
Crypto Object № 23 | Origami
Crypto Object № 22 | Military canteen
Crypto Object № 21 | Balaclava
Crypto Object № 20 | Toilet paper
Crypto Object № 19 | Red Army side cap
Crypto Object № 18 | Paper cup
Crypto Object № 17 | Fried egg
Crypto Object № 16 | Rubik’s cube
Crypto Object № 15 | Milk carton
Crypto Object № 14 | Sticky notes
Crypto Object № 13 | Toy gun
Crypto Object № 12 | Lucky horseshoe
Crypto Object № 11 | Chocolate mousse cake
Crypto Object № 10 | Red ceramic apple
Crypto Object № 9 | Red satin bow tie
Crypto Object № 8 | White envelope
Crypto Object № 7 | Incandescent light bulb
Crypto Object № 6 | Bathroom sign
Crypto Object № 5 | Plastic bottle cap
Crypto Object № 4 | Field hockey ball
Crypto Object № 3 | Cupcake
Crypto Object № 2 | Eraser
Crypto Object № 1 | Lollipop
Introduction: digital art, new media art, net art…labels, labels and more labels!
The predecessors of electronic art: Dada, mail art, Fluxus, Pop art, optical art and video art
New media art: the progeny of globalization and the World Wide Web
Net art: art as a tool for socio-political change and its “hacktivism” and “artivism” sides
Software art: code becomes art with critical software, social software and generative art
Digital art: from images in ASCII code to fractals and Flash animation
The latest trends in computer art: 3D animation, virtual reality and augmented reality
Post-internet art: digital art makes its way to IRL art galleries
Digital art and the art market: make ends meet or aim high?
Digital art and survival strategies. The gift economy and inclusivity
Hello crypto world!
What are non-fungible tokens (NFTs)?
Crypto art: digital art in the era of crypto technology
Generative art: creativity that taps into non-human systems
Web 3.0: a new way to think about the web
Copy-Paste Creativity
Collage: a creative practice that has played a starring role since the dawn of Modernism
Cubism: from the papiérs collés of Georges Braque to the mixed-media collages of Pablo Picasso
Dada: champions of experimental collage who dubbed themselves monteurs (mechanics)
Futurism: the inventors of Parole in Libertà and creators of dynamic, combative collages
Constructivism: collage and photomontage used as propaganda and to praise the proletariat
The Bauhaus: the art and design school where modern photomontage techniques were taught
Surrealism: the trend that used collage and assemblage to create disorienting associations
Neo-Dada: artists that embraced assemblage and printed canvases, bridging the gap between Dada and Pop Art
Nouveau Réalisme: the masters of décollage who critiqued modern consumer society
Pop Art: from the collages of Richard Hamilton to the silkscreens of Andy Warhol, the world’s greatest “recycler”
Xerox Art: the creative technique that exploited the distorting effects and colors of modern copy machines
Fluxus: the deeply experimental art movement which gave rise to electronic décollage
Conceptual art: the advocates of a cerebral, immaterial kind of art with a soft spot for collage and photo-collage
Postmodernism: an art form that mixed old and new, high and low, tradition and camp in a collage-like framework
Appropriation: claiming the work of others as your own to question concepts such as originality and authorship
Postproduction: the opportune label coined by Nicolas Bourriaud for art based on reusing and remixing
Net art, new media art and Post-Internet: when copying and pasting practically becomes religion
Remix culture: the paradigm with which Lawrence Lessig challenged the myth of authorship and originality
Prosumers: the new protagonists of the online creative scene in the Web 2.0 and social media era
No-copy creativity: the taste for appropriation shared by creators and avant-garde artists alike
Copy-paste creativity: the technique that makes it possible to create original works of art by remixing and recycling materials
Closing the circle: professional artists and web creators together for a web-based circular economy
Summary and conclusion: from the origins of copy-paste creativity to its Web 3.0 future
Blockchain | Crypto art glossary
Bored Ape | Crypto art glossary
Chxco Club | Crypto art glossary
Cryptocurrency wallet | Crypto art glossary
CryptoKitties | Crypto art glossary
CryptoPunks | Crypto art glossary
Curio Cards | Crypto art glossary
DAO – Decentralized autonomous organization | Crypto art glossary
Decentralized application | Crypto art glossary
Decentralized computing | Crypto art glossary
Distributed computing | Crypto art glossary
Distributed social network | Crypto art glossary
Ethereum | Crypto art glossary
EtherRock | Crypto art glossary
MetaMask | Crypto art glossary
NFT Non-fungible token | Crypto art glossary
Nifty Gateway | Crypto art glossary
OpenSea | Crypto art glossary
Pak | Crypto art glossary
Rare Pepe | Crypto art glossary
Smart contract | Crypto art glossary
Solana | Crypto art glossary
Web3 | Crypto art glossary
Algorithmic art | Digital art glossary
Art game | Digital art glossary
Artificial intelligence art | Digital art glossary
ASCII art | Digital art glossary
Computer art | Digital art glossary
Computer graphics | Digital art glossary
Cyberart | Digital art glossary
Cybernetic art | Digital art glossary
Demoscene | Digital art glossary
Digital art | Digital art glossary
Digital painting | Digital art glossary
Electronic art | Digital art glossary
Fractal art | Digital art glossary
Generative art | Digital art glossary
Glitch art | Digital art glossary
Graphic art software | Digital art glossary
Information art | Digital art glossary
Interactive art | Digital art glossary
Internet art | Digital art glossary
Net Art | Digital art glossary
New Aesthetic | Digital art glossary
New media art | Digital art glossary
Pixel art | Digital art glossary
Post-conceptual art | Digital art glossary
Postdigital | Digital art glossary
Post-Internet | Digital art glossary
Software art | Digital art glossary
Telematic art | Digital art glossary
Video game art | Digital art glossary
Virtual art | Digital art glossary
Virtual photography | Digital art glossary