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As a bug becomes a trend, it is no longer a glitch. It just becomes a new stereotype.

We are surrounded by things that already have a purpose, without us ever having to think about it.
So when something goes beyond those assumptions,              

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we immediately recognize it as a glitch instead of just another possibility.

[insert glitchy audio here]



So, we can use “glitch” to refuse traditional roles and freely explore who we are through digital species and artists.



Feminism is one of the most powerful forms of intelligence
because it connects people globally
to stand up against unfair systems and build a fairer future.


Ursula K Le Guin:

“Not to choose, these days, is a choice made.

...sometimes the works that weigh the heaviest are those apparently fluffy or escapist fictions whose authors declare themselves “above politics,” “just entertainers,” and so on.”

“Where do you get your ideas from?” 1987

I don’t think anything created by AI can truly be considered art,
because it lacks the intention to convey something meaningful to people.



While some people have misused the technology, I think its fundamental purpose—to foster connection—is profound.


“A glitch that breaaaaaaaaaaakkkkkks a rule.”

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contemporary art theory (stories)