podcast episode 4/4 Can we live in a virtual world?

Asking ourselves whether it is possible to live in a virtual world is a question that arises in view of technological and IT progress. What does philosophy tell us about those realities that do not have tangible materiality like ordinary reality, but which nonetheless have tangible effects? Here is the fourth and final episode of this series dedicated to the question of the virtual: what is a virtual artwork ?

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Bibliography

• Albertine Miller,

  My Google Search HistoryVolume 1, published by L’air de rien, 2011.

• Albertine Miller,

  My Google Search HistoryVolume 2, edited by Matière Primaire, 2016.

• Albertine Meunier, exhibition until January 14, 2013 of volume 3 of My Google Search Historyat the Avant Galerie Vossen.
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  “Hybrids. When painting becomes NFT” (2022):

  albertinemeunier.net

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• Bruno Tacchi,

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• Bruno Tacchi,

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• Bruno Tacchi,

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• Pierre-Antoine Chardel,

  Connected bodies. Figures, fragments, styles, with Armen Khachaturov, Olaf Avenati and Isabelle Queval (director), Presses des Mines / ESAD de Reims, 2022.

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