Year: 2022
Location: Amterdam
Material: Inkjet Print, 230gr paper, black thread
Penelope continues her work at the loom. During the day she stands by the window–weaving as agreed– but at night she returns and unravels the day’s work.
Uncover hidden narratives within the intersections of two domains, creating a rich tapestry of information and connections. Discover the power and subversiveness embedded in glitches, transcending mere technical malfunctions to become a mode of resistance against established norms and systems.
Drawing parallels to the patient and perseverant Penelope, we navigate the metaphorical act of weaving in our own lives. The internet emerges as a digital spiderweb, highlighting our interconnectedness as we weave a complex web of information and communication.
In the exploration of the "Feedback Loom," envision the internet as a spider in its web—a perfect representation of a feedback loop. The delicately balanced tension and strength in the spider's web mirror the algorithms and patterns shaping our online experiences. Every action within this vast network creates a ripple effect, from personalized social media feeds to search engine suggestions, constantly adapting and evolving based on our input.
Contemplate the notion of being caught on the platform, akin to a fly in a spiderweb. Explore the possibility of escaping this entanglement or, alternatively, focus on creating a network rather than a platform. Consider the disruptive potential of glitches as a form of resistance, interrupting the continuous feedback loop.
Embark on this thought-provoking exploration, where the realms of craft, technology, and resistance seamlessly converge, inviting you to reconsider the intricate fabric of our digital existence.
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