There is a deeply confessional element involved in our private interactions with technology. We confide in machines because the illusion of their detachment creates a false sense of anonymity. Transmissions examines how automatons facilitate interactive fantasy realms in direct response to our unspoken emotional projections. The virtual dream space aspires to be a reflection of the individual but is not autonomous. Fallout data arbitrarily collides and resonates within a larger network of users. This network can be thought of as a sentient organism, one that feeds and redistributes our collective subconscious.
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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
Louis Doulas
on May 14th, 2012
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Karen Archey
on May 8th, 2012
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Brian Droitcour
on May 8th, 2012