Clip thinking is a mode of consciousness and cognition where information is perceived through vivid, short images and constantly changing fragments.
With the enormous volume of data constantly streaming in from social media, streaming platforms, and so on, the way we perceive and analyze information is changing. It literally becomes a mosaic. Only the brightest and loudest fragments of information reach the recipient. Focusing attention on long-form text seems almost impossible.

In my project, I present infinite streams of information in the form of strips of paper, fabric, and threads. Their intertwining illustrates how information is perceived.
Videos are projected onto the canvas: screencasts of social media feed scrolls from several social networks, and fragments where every viewed video is played at 2x speed. They alternate and interrupt each other, yet coexist exactly as they do in human perception.
Canvases // Size: 100 cm X 70 cm // Material: paper, fabric, threads
Canvases // Size: 100 cm x 70 cm // Material: paper, fabric, threads




