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The second goal of this presentation is the definition of a “techno-aesthetics”. By this I mean an aesthetics specific to technology-driven art. My current way of describing this is through comparison to the nineteenth-century phenomenon of Japonisme – th
So techno-aesthetics can be described as the “taste for technology” and I have begun to sketch out some aspects of this phenomenon in terms of appreciation of systems, concepts and objects typical of technology-driven artforms.
