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Paolo Cirio presents the three series of works Attention, Property, and Derivatives in his solo show Images Rights at NOME Gallery in Berlin. The exhibition Images Rights expands upon Cirio's concept of Internet Photography, with a particular focus on the economic, legal, and semantic values of photos circulating online. These Cirio's works explore modes of appropriation art to address the political economy of images. Rather than authorship, these artworks problematize the ownership, liability, and social responsibility of the production and distribution of photos on the Internet. The series…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Paolo Cirio presents the three series of works Attention, Property, and Derivatives in his solo show Images Rights at NOME Gallery in Berlin. The exhibition Images Rights expands upon Cirio's concept of Internet Photography, with a particular focus on the economic, legal, and semantic values of photos circulating online. These Cirio's works explore modes of appropriation art to address the political economy of images. Rather than authorship, these artworks problematize the ownership, liability, and social responsibility of the production and distribution of photos on the Internet. The series Attention, Property, and Derivatives each examine, respectively: images as currency of the attention economy, images as capital, and images as finance.
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Autorenporträt
In the book you will find reflections on Ethics, Aesthetics, Semiotics, Political Economic and Scientific Evidence about Climate Change. In particular, the book reflects on the Misrepresentations and Misconceptions of climate change in the cultural world. At the heart of the book, you will find a timeline featuring 100 pieces of evidence from the political-economic history of climate change. A dataset I assembled from several sources over the years. You will find the accusations for the Climate Class Action I'm promoting and ultimately reflections on the Climate Aesthetics, which is connected to my artistic work.