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Asmita Duranjaya @Asmita
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Hey welcome to my profile. I am a cyber-artist, using digital and virtual tools to create art installations. I work in virtual environments since 12 years, have shown my artwork in many galleries and venues in Second Life and got a LEA grant several imes. My target is, to create a small grid for art and educational purposes, which can be visited by hyper-grid-users. |
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Ada Ini and Asmita Duranjaya have created the portraits of 30 power women as they
have existed, exist and will exist as probabilities in past human history as well
as today and in the future.
The written history of humanity is a narrative defined primarily by men, and besides that,
it has different accents in different parts ofthe world and is based on facts whose
interpretations are sometimes diametrically opposed.
History as it would have been or is being told by women is still in a process of evolving.
In this respect, it seems justified to offer an art project to draw attention to this fact.
The visual narratives of women are immediately accessible to the viewer. To read the textual
narratives, one only has to click on the image for the text to appear on the screen.
Have fun discovering the (his)story of power women!
(TP in Asmita's profile or here:
x-grid-info://osgrid/region/Taprobane/105/199/2001)
have existed, exist and will exist as probabilities in past human history as well
as today and in the future.
The written history of humanity is a narrative defined primarily by men, and besides that,
it has different accents in different parts ofthe world and is based on facts whose
interpretations are sometimes diametrically opposed.
History as it would have been or is being told by women is still in a process of evolving.
In this respect, it seems justified to offer an art project to draw attention to this fact.
The visual narratives of women are immediately accessible to the viewer. To read the textual
narratives, one only has to click on the image for the text to appear on the screen.
Have fun discovering the (his)story of power women!
(TP in Asmita's profile or here:
x-grid-info://osgrid/region/Taprobane/105/199/2001)