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Epidigital is not confined to specific forms of artistic practices. Instead, it is characterized by its dynamic nature, embodying the flows, streams, and ever-changing compositions of different artistic assemblages. Contrary to the dichotomous perspectives frequently found in postdigital art discourse, the epidigital renounces the preceding digital movement in favour of | Epidigital is not confined to specific forms of artistic practices. Instead, it is characterized by its dynamic nature, embodying the flows, streams, and ever-changing compositions of different artistic assemblages. Contrary to the dichotomous perspectives frequently found in postdigital art discourse, the epidigital renounces the preceding digital movement in favour of a nonbinary approach. | ||
Furthermore, the epidigital paradigm diverges from the master narratives that defined art movements of the past century. In the epidigital approach, meaning-making processes operate in a nonbinary framework, continually shifting and adapting. It emphasizes that social production in the arts demands a fusion of varied elements, which typically exist as nonbinary categories and are frequently detached from the broader spectrum of ecological and cultural interrelations. | Furthermore, the epidigital paradigm diverges from the master narratives that defined art movements of the past century. In the epidigital approach, meaning-making processes operate in a nonbinary framework, continually shifting and adapting. It emphasizes that social production in the arts demands a fusion of varied elements, which typically exist as nonbinary categories and are frequently detached from the broader spectrum of ecological and cultural interrelations. | ||