L’assemblage des vestiges ou la conservation du net.art
Mots-clés :
arte, conservação, net.art, novas mídias, participação, processo, vestígiosRésumé
Ce texte explore les défis et les méthodologies de conservation des œuvres du net.art. On discute de la manière dont la nature éphémère et dynamique du net.art complique sa préservation. Cette complexité est illustrée par le projet « Mouchette.org », de Martine Neddam, une œuvre interactive qui évolue avec la participation du public. Il est suggéré que la conservation du net.art doit aller au-delà de la préservation matérielle et adopter une approche qui permet la continuité et l'adaptation de l'œuvre en réponse aux changements technologiques et culturels. La notion de « traces » est centrale et représente des pièces qui témoignent de l'existence de l'œuvre dans le temps. Il est conclu que la conservation du net.art doit être procédurale, collaborative et lui permettre de conserver sa pertinence et son authenticité, même face à des transformations technologiques et culturelles constantes.
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