“To see irrational things”: Allegory as a Form of Resistance to Techno-capitalism
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https://doi.org/10.58015/2036-2293/576Keywords:
Allegory, Contemporary Art, Trevor Paglen, Elisa Giardina Papa, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Techno-capitalismAbstract
The essay takes into consideration allegory as an instrument of countervisuality that can be used to denounce the marketing policies of the giant technology companies. The analysis draws on Cesare Ripa’s allegories (Iconology, 1593) to explore the allegorical foundations of contemporary artworks created by Trevor Paglen and Elisa Giardina Papa in their response to techno-capitalism.
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12 Dec 2022
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Damiani, S. “‘To See Irrational things’: Allegory As a Form of Resistance to Techno-Capitalism”. Testo E Senso, no. 24, Dec. 2022, pp. 41-55, doi:10.58015/2036-2293/576.
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Dossier: In the Web of GAFAM: Smartphones, Platform Society and Monopsons of Knowledge
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