Now that it’s technologically possible, we are trying to record virtually our entire world. In this video essay, Deniz Tortum and Kathryn Hamilton ask complex philosophical questions that are easily overlooked as developments hurtle ever onwards.
A creative contemplation of the implications of ubiquitous digitalization, this spectacular short suggests what a 21st-century Noah’s Ark might look like. An astonishing utopian vision that invites questions about the notion of the simulacra and the digital archiving of our planet.
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