Editor's Note: When I first came across this project, it made me a bit uneasy. I do understand that the artist is presenting a contrast between an assumption in advanced industrialized countries that technology will revolutionize our lives, and the reality that many parts of the world lack the infrastructure to support those technologies, thus limiting the scope of such a "revolution." But, by grouping these countries together (Mali, Cambodia, and Vietnam) as a flat representative of the developing world, they become just that, a backdrop to make his point. Thoughts?
Rhizome Editorial
Editor:
Editorial Fellows:
Louis Doulas, Yin Ho
Research Assistant:
Alex Freedman
Poetry Editor:
Brian Droitcour
Editor-at-Large:
Karen Archey
Contributing Writers:
Orit Gat, Jason Huff, Jacob Gaboury, Sarah Hromack, Ceci Moss, Ed Halter
by
Brian Droitcour
on May 8th, 2012
by
Rhizome
on May 7th, 2012



Just more visual pollution in my eyes.