METAPHORS OF THE HYPERMEDIATED CITY IN CONTEMPORARY ART
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Metaphor, contemporary art, digital, hypermediated city, subjectivityAbstract
The visualization of the informational dimension linked to the urban environment organizes a perception articulated through an ecosystem of screens from which the hypermediated city emerges. This article examines the impact of different artistic productions that, as metaphors of physical-digital reality, configure the phenomenology of the landscape disposed by the technological imperative.References
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