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Affect and the medium of digital data

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posted on 2024-11-23, 08:55 authored by Adam NashAdam Nash
This paper attempts a technical analysis of the medium of digital data to establish how affect may emerge in that medium. Two central questions here are, first, whether it is possible for two immanently digital entities to establish an affect cycle with each other, and, second, how this relates to affect cycles established between digital data and non-digital entities? It should be possible to build artworks that can test certain of their own intrinsic properties in both these respects. The author had a hand in creating some such artworks, and these are examined later in this paper.

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The Fibreculture Journal

Number

FCJ-148

Issue

21

Start page

10

End page

30

Total pages

21

Publisher

Fibreculture Publications

Place published

Australia

Language

English

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© 2013 The Fibreculture Journal

Former Identifier

2006042058

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2013-09-09

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