A Theory of Digital Hygiene

By Maurice Dharampal, May 12, 2021

…Cleanliness is godliness And God is empty just like me. – Zero by The Smashing Pumpkins (1996) Cleanliness is next to Godliness Since the COVID-19 pandemic, our interaction with the digital has increased to never-before-seen heights. Along with it identity theft, hacks, the ‘misinfodemic’, data breaches, phishing, and other cyber risks all skyrocketed as result. [...]

Our Little Drones: Senses, Violence and the Space

By Sepp Eckenhaussen, February 1, 2023

Challenging Oppressive Discourses in the Digital Public Sphere: Reflections on Anger and Empathy in Comment Wars

By Chloë Arkenbout, December 22, 2022

Below the Market: On the Artist Pension Trust and the Future of Self-Organized Redistribution

By Jordi Viader Guerrero, April 29, 2022

The Internet is The Recipe: Sexual and Psychological Education in Digital Spheres

By Angela Luong, April 13, 2022

New Dependencies

By Sepp Eckenhaussen, March 31, 2022

Hacking Art

By Tommaso Campagna, February 9, 2022

‘Fictiocracy: Media and Politics in the Age of Storytelling’ – new Longform by Davide Banis

By Leonieke van Dipten, February 22, 2018

In times of fake news and post-truth politics, the internet acts as catalyst, multiplying the impact of falsities and further blurring the boundary between fact and fiction. In this longform Davide Banis asked himself how to make sense of the relationship between any representational media and reality. And…what is ‘fictiocracy’? We proudly present our latest [...]

No Shot Like Screenshot: Banal, Sublime, Dangerous

By Dunja Nešović, January 19, 2022

Cycles: the Sacred and the Doomed, On Optimization, PMDD and its Metaphors.

By Morgane Billuart, December 13, 2021