Our collective consciousness has been reduced to a scattered daze as the state of the spectacle empties and nullifies every real identity. In its place, the media offers semiotically encoded avenues for ideology and identity construction. There is no reality outside representation, but rather a socially constructed system of meaning. Subconsciously, we are structured by the repertoire of codes and grammar of meaning proliferated across our hyper-accelerated, digitally mediated landscape. Truth is lost amongst the arbitrary and insignificant objectives semiotically spun as we sit back sedated in front of the flickering screen captivated by the false promises it proposes for the future it truncates. Post-Internet explores the complexity of contemporary culture through the lens of material culture. Through a collective composition of visual codes and grammar, this series seeks to reveal the subconscious structures that shape our perceptions and experiences.
