Art, Images and Network Culture

This collection of essays analyzes the impact of the Internet and new connective technologies on contemporary art over the last two decades. The book explores the development of social media art, the construction of digital identity, and the influence of digital connectivity on physical spaces. It also examines critical themes such as the digital commons, cyberfeminist creativity, and the transformation of the gaze and image production within a network-dominated culture, providing a theoretical framework for artistic practice in the post-digital era.