DIGITAL / MEDIATED / POSTHUMAN VIOLENCE

DIGITAL / MEDIATED / POSTHUMAN VIOLENCE

Connect to:

CYBERNETICS, DIGITAL CULTURE & THE POSTHUMAN BODY.

FORMS

Investigate:

• surveillance;
• data extraction;
• algorithmic classification;
• digital exposure;
• image circulation;
• mediated war;
• remote violence;
• AI-generated imagery;
• technological control of bodies;
• disappearance of physical proximity between perpetrator and target.

QUESTIONS

What happens aesthetically when violence becomes remote?

What happens when the violent event reaches us primarily as an image, feed, screen, statistic or data point?

Does distance reduce violence or merely change its visibility?

PRACTICE CONNECTION

Connect to my use of screens, cameras, mediation or AI only where these already exist in the Brain.

SOURCE DISTINCTION

This branch is a contemporary analytical extension, not a claim that digital violence was already central to every CPPM encounter.