A Sensitive Path: Streaming by treeskulltown

In the context of streaming, this means that the Détournement * can be seen as a form of aesthetic disruption, challenging the usual norms and expectations of the streaming experience.

By creating intentionally disruptive or thought-provoking experiences, the detour can encourage viewers to think critically about streaming aesthetics and seek out more innovative and subversive forms of media.

As early as 1913, Marcel Duchamp called for the diversion of the primary utilitarian functions of objects and images, when he invented the ready-made. Certain artists linked to pop art use it massively, such as Roy Lichtenstein, who diverts images taken from comics to make large canvases. : source wikipedia

3840 x 2160 / 4K mp4 / 44 s / 63,7 Mo / 24 frames

1/1 for collection « A Sensitive Path » 42/50 #ASP

a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by :

Algae and Boniface - Alexandre Cabanel. 1857

Original works On view at : The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, États-Unis