The Implosion of Art between 0 and 1

Journal Title: In Medias Res - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 2

Abstract

I take as a starting point Benjamin’s premise that one should be ready for innovation changing the entire artistic technique and possibly even leading to a change in the idea of art itself, i.e. its being. Nowadays, art can be found within cyber-networks, surviving through the third phase of simulation and authenticity. In the first phase, it was subjected to the rules of mimesis; the second shocked it with mass reproduction by way of industry. It was then that it was pulled into the capitalist currents of trade, power and profit. Art has no authenticity in the modern age, it simulates nothing and it belongs to the floating simulacra of the www, instead. It reaches atomised subjects who are unable to tie it to a place and time, since these categories do not exist in the cyber world. This is why the work of art has also lost its aura, since it depended on the categories of here and now. Actually, there is a multitude of its auras defined by the recipients proceeding from their own here and now.

Authors and Affiliations

Miroljub Radojković

Keywords

Related Articles

Truth-Bearing Wormhall of the Media

Truth-bearing Wormhole of the Media Metaphoric title of this article is semantically pointing towards the phaenomenon of fissure in the truth-networks during the process of information transmittance via media, and also t...

Geopolitics of Numerical Space and the Rule of Algorithms

The numerical media can simulate all the details of other media by accumulating all the previous classical media functions (television, typewriter, etc.) and acting in this direction they captured so far unprecedented sp...

Agenda Setting Theory: Media’s Agenda in Bosnia & Herzegovina

For the study of Bosnian media agenda, we have conducted the content analyses of central information news on four TV stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina from September 20th to October 19th, 2013. Most importantly we have...

Manipulation: The Key Success of the World’s Quasi Lords

It is very challenging to recognize manipulation as such; however, once humanoids become aware of it, they realize that they were subjected to manipulation. Sadly, the degree of manipulation is skyrocketing to the point...

Ivan Ladislav Galeta - Researcher of Media Space and Media Time

Ivan Ladislav Galeta was a multimedia artist who has expanded the art but also multimedia. His lectures were similar performances. He was a researcher connection between art-life-spirituality-passing. It can also be defi...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP446818
  • DOI -
  • Views 62
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

Miroljub Radojković (2013). The Implosion of Art between 0 and 1. In Medias Res, 2(2), 114-122. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-446818