The Amusement Magazine 'Hacktiviste' Feature by G. Veille
Meghan Young — May 22, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: gregoirevieille & whitezine
The Amusement Magazine 'Hacktiviste' feature creatively explores the ambiguous political acts that involve digital tools. Part of the publication's eighth edition, it demonstrates simply and cleverly the implications of hacktivism in the real world.
The brainchild of French artist Gregoire Veille, the Amusement Magazine 'Hacktiviste' photo shoot features fun, vibrant smoke that complements the intelligent concepts displayed in the spread. Enjoy the images found in the gallery above--and beware of hacktivism.
The brainchild of French artist Gregoire Veille, the Amusement Magazine 'Hacktiviste' photo shoot features fun, vibrant smoke that complements the intelligent concepts displayed in the spread. Enjoy the images found in the gallery above--and beware of hacktivism.
Trend Themes
1. Political Hacktivism - Innovators can create digital tools that allow for the safe expression of political activism.
2. Artistic Activism - Entrepreneurs can explore ways to combine art and political activism for greater impact.
3. Digital Dissent - Companies can develop more secure technology for dissenters to express political beliefs safely on digital platforms.
Industry Implications
1. Art - There is potential for art galleries and museums to explore political art as a way to encourage more discourse and activism.
2. Technology - Entrepreneurs can develop platforms that allow for safe and secure political expression online and provide a space for political discourse.
3. Activism - There may be opportunities for activists to incorporate art into their campaigning and develop new approaches to political expression.
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