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Ze Feng''s latest project, Deified: Dissecting the Post-Spectacle Digital Gaze, explores how society, technology, and visual culture connect in our digital world. This book continues from Guy Debord''s famous work, Society of the Spectacle, and shows how the internet has changed and amplified Debord''s ideas.

Key Features

The project is divided into three main parts:

1. Historical Roots of the Spectacle This section takes you through the evolution of the spectacle, from the days of mass production, through the golden age of television, and into the digital era we live in now.

2. Rise of the Internet The second part talks about the growth of the Internet. It starts with ARPANET and moves to the hyper-connected digital world we know today, highlighting how technology drives societal change.

3. Bridging Worlds The final section shows how digital technologies have not only intensified the spectacle but have fundamentally reshaped it. Ze Feng calls this new form ''Spectacle 2.0''.

Benefits

In-Depth Analysis Through extensive research and experimental design, Ze Feng explores how society has been transformed by the dominance of images in the digital age.

Educational The project offers a comprehensive look at how technology and visual culture have evolved over time, providing valuable insights for students, educators, and enthusiasts alike.

Cultural Insights By understanding the shift from traditional to digital spectacles, readers gain a deeper understanding of modern society and its relationship with media.

Use Cases

This content is perfect for students and researchers studying media, communication, and sociology. It provides a historical context and contemporary analysis that can enrich academic papers and discussions.

For educators, this project can serve as a valuable resource for teaching about the evolution of media and its impact on society.

Artists and designers can draw inspiration from the experimental design elements and the critical analysis of visual culture presented in the book.

For more information about the project, visit Ze Feng’s website.