Chiara Pompa eBooks
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Mythologies of the DigiSelf. The Spectacularization of Daily Life in Visual Culture at the Turn of the Millennium. E-book. Formato PDF Chiara Pompa - Bruno Mondadori, 2019 -
Real-virtual, public-private, holiday-workday are some of the key concepts which Chiara Pompa analyses in her essay from the visual-cultural studies perspective from the starting point of the photographic medium, considered to be the driving force behind a cultural process on the basis of which we undertake to display our selves, reveal ourselves via technological apparatuses capable of supplying a frame to individual everyday lives. Lived experiences, once imprisoned in the private sphere, have lost their intimate dimension in the digital ecosystem as they are gradually swept along in the wake of the urge to share, constant exposure to the harsh light of online showcases.
Diaries Without Padlocks. Photographic Writing of the Obscene in Social Networks, Art and Fashion. E-book. Formato PDF Chiara Pompa - Bruno Mondadori, 2018 -
With her contribution entitled Diaries Without Padlocks. Photographic Writing of the Obscene in Social Networks, Art and Fashion, Chiara Pompa, Ph.D. in the Department of Arts at the University of Bologna, studies a contemporary setting, investigating the consequences of communication technology and the prominence of the Internet as a channel for the distribution of images. According to the scholar, the configuration of a “transparency society”, recently theorised by Byung-Chul Han, as well as its consequences, deserve a thorough reflection carried out by intersecting stimuli from social networks, the art world and fashion. The author’s ultimate goal is to provide tools to better understand the poetics of photography and the so-called “brothel without walls” predicted by Marshall McLuhan in the 1960s.
Antagonistic Fashion. The Last Generations after the Japanese Post-atomic Wave. E-book. Formato PDF Chiara Pompa - Bruno Mondadori, 2016 -
"The essay Antagonistic Fashion. The Last Generations after the Japanese Post-atomic Wave, by a young scholar of the University of Bologna – Chiara Pompa – deals with the latest radical trends and current inclinations labelled as anti-pop, anti-form, anti-glam, in a word, anti-fashion. The prefix "anti" is to be intended as a banner of contrast and opposition in respect to mainstream fashion canons. Drawing from a methodological frame rooted in the phenomenology of styles, from which she borrows a historical-critical structure usually applied to the arts, Pompa marks the trends of some designers' latest generations (such as Carol Christian Poell, Maurizio Altieri and Rick Owens) who are on the same wavelength as that of the research started by Yohji Yamamoto, Rei Kawakubo and Issey Miyake."