Vaporwave
Table of Contents:
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Vaporwave is Baudrillardian.
- Ways in which vaporwave is Baudrillardian
- Ferraro’s philosophical influences at the time were explicity Baudrillardian roots
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Vaporwave is postmodern.
- Vaporwave reappropriates; samples; detourns; parodies
- Corporate aesthetics, muzak, R&B
- Vaporwave reappropriates; samples; detourns; parodies
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Vaporwave carries the post-cyberpunk torch of Baudrillardian analysis.
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Alternate visions of vaporwave; vaporwave now is very different to what it used to be
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nostalgia porn
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derrida, fisher; hauntology
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baudrillard, cyberpunk, retrofuturism
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corporate aesthetics
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irony, pastiche, parody, sampling, reappropriation
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80s, cocaine chic
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american psycho
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hippos in tanks; james ferraro, daniel lopatin, dean blunt
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https://eldritchdata.neocities.org/MISC/Vaporwave-ADifferentKindOfCyberpunk
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“Aesthetically vaporwave is just a distributed imitation of James Ferraro’s brand. Its mindnumbing arbitrariness could be easily be mass produced in the near future by ML - they’re more unironically muzak than they realize.”
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“I’m talking about content creation, not art. The vaporwave process is simply a curation of certain historical subgenres, slowed and bass adjusted. It’s muzak only elevated by subcultural specificity.”