(TWO PIECES) by Gustavo Gómez-Mejía
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- Nov 11, 2025
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These visual works by Gustavo Gómez-Mejía contribute to our Digital Dreamland series, and can be read via link or embed below.
Artist Statement
'Internaut Rêverie' deals with the phenomenology of online screens and the hypnotic qualities of animated texts and their secret poor image texturality. I take lots of screenshots for research purposes and sometimes I get daydreamy flashes from self-recombining words in my phone's gallery. So these are some GIF-oriented chaos edits of the questions I ask myself at the end of the online day.
'Update on the Factories of Self' probes astral projection + assembly line + panopticon motifs in B&W that I have found online whilst exploring the second hand viral froth of the memetic unconscious :) The title is a response to Les Fabriques de Soi which is a small book that I wrote after my PhD dealing with similar topics in a more criitical academicky manner.
Read the pieces in their native google doc format via these links or the embed boxes below:
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Text & Visuals: Gustavo Gómez-Mejía
Published: 11/11/25
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