디지털 퍼포먼스 공간, 구성적 헤테로토피아
Digital performance space, constitutive Heterotopia
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The purpose of this study is to study the spatial constitution of digital performance. Contemporary performances mediated by digital technology requires a perspective of interpretation that deviates from the traditional perspective. This space, like Foucault's argument, is a space of hetero- topia constituted by the subject. The subject has a body as a utopia. The subject's actions intersect with the virtual, realizing the utopia of the body in space. And through these relationships, space consists of heterotopia. The digital performance space constituting the heterotopia within the heterotopia is a constitutive space that expands the agent's agency and realizes the intersection of virtual and reality.
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The purpose of this study is to study the spatial constitution of digital performance. Contemporary performances mediated by digital technology requires a perspective of interpretation that deviates from the traditional perspective. This space, like Foucault's argument, is a space of hetero- topia constituted by the subject. The subject has a body as a utopia. The subject's actions intersect with the virtual, realizing the utopia of the body in space. And through these relationships, space consists of heterotopia. The digital performance space constituting the heterotopia within the heterotopia is a constitutive space that expands the agent's agency and realizes the intersection of virtual and reality.
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