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News from the Collective
Body of Work
At this moment in time, as I write, I’m enrolled as a design student in the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, in the Industrial Design Master. I currently generate no noteworthy income from my practice, but I do have hopes for a noteworthy professional future. This is what I assume my education will build […]
A theory on Digital Hygiene
…Cleanliness is godliness And God is empty just like me. – Zero by The Smashing Pumpkins (1996) Cleanliness is next to Godliness Since the COVID-19 pandemic, our interaction with the digital has increased to never-before-seen heights. Along with it identity theft, hacks, the ‘misinfodemic’, data breaches, phishing, and other cyber risks all skyrocketed as result. […]
The Digitarian Society @ Tetem op 25 mei
In de driedelige serie The Digitarian Society onderzoekt Tetem samen met mediakunstenaar Roos Groothuizen en gasten van het Institute of Network Cultures, Waag en PublicSpaces wat er nodig is om verder te komen in onze zoektocht naar een veiliger internet. De bewustwording over internet dilemma’s in relatie tot online verslaving, privacy en verantwoordelijkheid groeit; niet […]