With the emergence of the Internet, websites like Wikipedia, and social media sharing platforms like YouTube, the cultic milieu now encompasses more than Campbell’s “occult” and non-Christian elements (i.e., “occulture”), and appears t be m…Between Worlds
Caption: Figure 1: Region I is the ‘pocket’, which has a large inner metric diameter. II is the transition region from the blown-up part of space to the ‘normal’ part. It is the region where B varies. From region III outward …https://scottbenzel.substack.com/p/new-memory 28/31
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Anne H Stevens
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Stevens appears in these readings primarily as a figure whose work engages the occult dimensions of digital culture and internet-mediated aesthetics—bridging what Campbell called "occulture" with contemporary online platforms. The excerpts suggest her work is being mobilized to think through how digital networks have expanded and transformed cultic and esoteric communities, particularly in relation to sound, memory, and speculative spatial concepts. This positions her as relevant to the course's concern with how machine learning and networked systems intersect with non-rational, mythic, or mystical frameworks in contemporary art.
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