'[A] different type of subversion exploiting text-based media is Agam Andreas Semantic Disturbances (http://rhizome.org/object.rhiz?36255). This work makes use of text generative techniques to present net citations assembled and chosen by the author. Textual fragments found on the Web are rearranged, deformed, or crushed, to produce deconstructed textual fragments as actual text.'[¹]
[¹] From 'Arroyas. F, De/generative Narratives: Internet Art and Textual Adaptation, Communication, Montréal 2006, University of Guelph'.
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Electronic Collections: Javamuseum: Net Art Features IV 2008, Rhizome ArtBase, Runme.org, The low-fi Net Art Locator, ELO Library of Congress/Archive-It Project
Publications: Atomic Unicorn: Issue 2 2008, US Hyperrhiz: New Media Cultures #5 2008, US New River: journal of digital writing and art, Fall 2007, US/Virginia, Web del Sol's eScene #34 2008: ESCENE - Literary Fiction and Poetry, US Nictoglobe, Volume 12 Issue 3 (2006): Europe/Amsterdam.
Expositions: Chlebnikov Carnival - Kessello(BE) 2008, Digital Media - Valencia(ES) 2008, De Balie - Amsterdam(NL) 2007
Review(s) Transfers and Society, Huitieme colloque international du CRI, Montreal, 15 au 17 novembre 2006
Notes: This is an experimental work in progress, started winter 2005. Preliminary multilingual versions available, click accordingly. Also available as rss-feed
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