Cultural criticism

This manifesto, by calling for a refounding of the ethics of responsibility, invites a multidisciplinary reflection that spans the sociology of technology, cultural critique, and existential philosophy—seeking to understand how technique has supplanted politics, and how calculation has anesthetized utopia.

This article proposes practical strategies for artists to recreate aura and terroir in their productions, resisting the standardization imposed by the cultural industry and digital dematerialization.

This essay explores how dematerialized authorship challenges our deepest notions of art and examines whether the absence of the human element will radically reshape our relationship with the artistic phenomenon.

This essay briefly explores the theoretical foundations of this dynamic, correlating psychological, sociological, and marketing concepts with empirical data to understand how the artist's persona becomes a more relevant object of admiration than their works.