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Around the world in 80,000 clicks

By
Gwenola Wagon (Artiste, réalisatrice et chercheuse)
30 September 2013

In the age of virtual mobility, Gwenola Wagon and Stéphane Degoutin revisit Jules Verne’s journey. However, what world are we entering when we navigate amidst all this information and visual representation? Who has created all this and made it available to us? What are there visions of the world? You can find another extract here : http://globodrome.com





Gwenola Wagon

Gwenola Wagon

Artiste, réalisatrice et chercheuse

Born in 1975, a graduate of the Atelier de recherches interactives and the École nationale supérieure des Arts décoratifs in Paris, Gwenola Wagon is an artist, a director and a researcher. She teaches at Université Paris 8 and has produced a number of sound and video installations in France and abroad. Her pieces include Hypnorama, Sex Park, Vincennes Zoo Research Lab and Globodrome.


To cite this publication :

Gwenola Wagon (30 September 2013), « Around the world in 80,000 clicks », Préparer la transition mobilitaire. Consulté le 05 June 2023, URL: https://forumviesmobiles.org/en/videos/3191/around-world-80000-clicks

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