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Hi,

We're starting a new section of post.thing.net called e-terview. It will feature invited members of post.thing.net to share their thoughts and idea about digital art, art in general and their own practice. We'd like you to participate in an interview. Please answer the questions below. Of course you can skip over any you don't feel are relevant to your or your practice. Send your answers to ghh(at)thing.net and we'll put them in our e-terview section on post.thing.net

YOUR NAME:
YOUR COUNTRY:

1. What was your first experience with digital art/new media? How did that experience shape your view of the world? Did it inspire you to change you art/practice?

2. What books are you reading now? Are they related to digital art and new media? Are any of those critical books written about new media, digital art, art theory? If so tell us what you like about these books and what you have gained from reading them.

3. Describe your personal practice. How does you art/practice relate to other works/ other people working in your field?

4. What do you believe are the most interesting ideas being investigated in your field. Tell us how your personal practice integrates, relates or extends those ideas.

5. What are the most negative aspects of new media? If you could create great change in the field what would you do? How would you like to see new media develop in the near future.?

6. In the general discourse of contemporary art as it exists today, what interests you the most? What interests you the least?

7. If you could alter the course of ideas and practices in contemporary art what would you do. For example would you create virtual archives? Would you set up a lottery system to fund artists? Would you start working with sociologists to expand your practice etc...

8. Do you have a question you'd like to ask yourself? Do you have a question you'd like to ask other people for a future e-terview?