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Genco Gulan (talk | contribs) (Portrait of the Artist as the Young Man is an experimental novel by contemporary artist Genco Gülan. The create this conceptual visual text, Gülan used James Joyce's book 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Ypung Man'. Almost a century later, Gülan rewrote the text using online and offline software and published it in a total of 2 hours. Thus we may call this book a new media art piece. While appropriating the literary material the artist - whose name can be translated as a young man- played with...) |
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Portrait of the Artist as the Young Man is an experimental novel by contemporary artist Genco Gülan. The create this conceptual visual text, Gülan used James Joyce's book 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Ypung Man'. Almost a century later, Gülan rewrote the text using online and offline software and published it in a total of 2 hours. Thus we may call this book a new media art piece. While appropriating the literary material the artist - whose name can be translated as a young man- played with notion of translation and its possible erosion on a language.
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