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Interlayers for the Internet (Compatible with Windows IE only) |
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Born from a tangential approach to discussions of the Interface experience and its issues of control and influence on our every computer-based action, Interlayers for the Internet is a series of mini-works of net.art that attempt to draw gentle attention to the presence of the Interface and to provoke a separation to occur between its systems of influence and control. They exist to delineate the hegemony hard-wired into the visual language that formats your computer-based experiences with every refresh.
The collaboratory aspect of this project provides a means for artists and designers to add an unexpected element to their work that is sourced from outside of their native design, an addition that can then intervene with the intention of their designed interface in a conscious tactic that will subtly disrupt their own systems of designerly control and the unconscious reproduction of the visual hegemony of a website. The Interlayer is resident within the code, but lies outside the consciousness of the website and browser's design.
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QUICK,
Window OnLine, Auckland, 2004
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The project is compatible only with Windows computers that are running Internet Explorer due to a number of scripts it uses that are not fully supported in other browsers and platforms. The Interlayer will not interfere with a page that implements them for users of other browsers and platforms, who can still view the text on each of the following pages if not the Interlayer.
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