I collected some thoughts for the MoMA exhibition, about art, abstraction, the internet... A thread 🧵 👇

If you look at any visual technology, the early stages are very abstract. Early printing, early animation, early video games, they all use abstraction out of necessity, to explore the limitations of a new medium.

Internet art exists because we live online.

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abstraction is the operating system

Our business model qrcoin.fun was not possible pre-crypto. It arguably wasn’t even practical until this year. Here’s why: Our revenue is driven by a daily auction for attention. Anyone can bid to drive attention to any link on the internet. The highest bid wins. (that’s

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From there everything change, his practice expanded outward. In 2010 he created BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer), an exhibition that invited artists to bring projectors into temporary spaces, filling rooms with moving images. 4/

Rozendaal also reshaped how digital art circulates. With his Art Website Sales Contract, he established a new model: collectors could acquire the domain name of a website artwork, but the piece itself would remain public, forever accessible online. The gesture was modest in

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Great episode! Rafaël Rozendaal 🪑 verse. Stumble Upon seems to be the common denominator 😉.