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Image Object

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https://artscape.jp/focus/10143666_1635.html I think that the artists grouped under the term “post-internet” began reconsidering the traditional problem of representation—the relationship between image and object, as demonstrated in Joseph Kosuth's “One and Three Chairs”—in a situation mediated by the internet as another space distinct from physical space. “Post-internet” can be described as closer to a matter of thought, like “speculative realism,” than to a periodization. At its center is the New York artist Artie Vierkant. In 2010, Vierkant wrote a text titled “The Image Object Post-Internet” and began the project “Image Objects” ★4. Images taken of artworks displayed in museums and galleries reach more people through the internet than the artworks themselves as objects. Focusing on this, Vierkant attracted attention by processing documentation images of his works in Photoshop and publishing them online as images presenting strange physical spaces and objects.

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