Agora Phobia (digitalis): Ambiguous Private/public Space
Direct Exposure
Agora Phobia (digitalis) is a project taking place in physical as well as virtual environment. It deals with the flexible concept of safety in public and private spaces. Agora Phobia (digitalis) challenges the viewer/participant to go into the experiences related to isolation, safety, vulnerability and private/public. Inside the "isolation pillar" pictured above the visitor can engage in a closed internet dialogue with a person living in isolation. These people are for example a prison, a nun, a hermit, an agoraphobic person, a refugee. Extracts of the dialogues are published in the website where also the public can take part in discussion and send messages.
Find further information on Karen Lancel's Web site.
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Un-Private House: Private Becomes Public
Tanya Oh (Art History 192, Semester 1/Spring 2004, University of California)
The incorporation of technology, as an integrated aspect of modern society, has caused the home/private sphere to become more public in theory as well as in actuality. The accessibility of the outside/public sphere from within the home with the use of technology and the opportunity to work inside the home has become an increasingly popular phenomenon.
Original source URL offline.
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Mob-Log: TextAmerica
An online Mob-Log allowing users to publish their mobile phone images to an webblog - as a kind of an online photo album.
[This site has subsequently ceased operation. It was originally located at: http://www.textamerica.com]
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