Publication: Creatividad e intercambio: convergencias entre las políticas de edición de la Eternal Network de Robert Filliou y el arte de internet
Authors
López Martín, Elena ; Morgado Aguirre, Borja
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Universidad de Granada
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https://doi.org/10.30827/sobre.v9i1.26938
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© 2023. The authors. This document is made available under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
This document is the accepted version of a published work that appeared in final form in SOBRE. Revista de prácticas editoriales, arte y arquitectura
Abstract
En un momento en el que Internet se ha erigido como nuevo bastión de un consumismo ególatra y feroz, parece necesario volver a recurrir al arte como motor de cambio social. Si bien puede parecer difícil hablar del arte de Internet a partir de las filosofías de un artista que falleció antes de la implantación de la World Wide Web, el objetivo de esta investigación cualitativa es rescatar y dar visibilidad a las relaciones existentes y apenas teorizadas entre las políticas de edición artístico-espiritual defendidas por la Eternal Network de Robert Filliou y determinadas estrategias participativas desarrolladas en el seno del arte de Internet.
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At a time when the Internet has emerged as the new bastion of egomaniacal consumerism, it seems necessary to turn again to art as an engine of social change. Although it may seem difficult to talk about Internet art based on the philosophies of an artist who died before the implementation of the World Wide Web, the aim of this qualitative research is to rescue and give visibility to the existing and barely theorized relations between the artistic-spiritual editing policies advocated by Robert Filliou's Eternal Network and certain participatory strategies developed within Internet art.
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At a time when the Internet has emerged as the new bastion of egomaniacal consumerism, it seems necessary to turn again to art as an engine of social change. Although it may seem difficult to talk about Internet art based on the philosophies of an artist who died before the implementation of the World Wide Web, the aim of this qualitative research is to rescue and give visibility to the existing and barely theorized relations between the artistic-spiritual editing policies advocated by Robert Filliou's Eternal Network and certain participatory strategies developed within Internet art.
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SOBRE. Revista de prácticas editoriales, arte y arquitectura. Volumen 9. Número 1.
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