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Hyperreading Exercise 02_Eye

Narrative Space: codex shaped frame with wood and acrylic mirror
single channel monitor video, 07:46 mins looped
single channel monitor video, 04:27 mins looped

Hyperreading Exercise materialises digital reading experience.
Text on the World Wide Web comprises of numerous links and embedded information.
It’s not a flat text that we can follow without worrying about our secret urges of clicking and scrolling.
We’ve long lost our patience with long linear narratives. But it's okay. While we click and scroll
and open up two or twenty tabs on browser, we hybridize reading and writing by mixing excerpts
from all different sources. Hyperreading Exercise shows our very own creative works derived from distracting
reading habits of everyday with glaring screens.
Video support by Tom Kemp