les liens invisibles

We are present with an interview in the new issue of neural magazine (#34). You can find more info on neural website

“We keep on talking about “new media”, while in actually fact these media are anything but new. The Net is twenty years old, if we start counting from the advent of the Web, forty if we start from Arpanet. Spacewar!, the first videogame ever, is more or less the same age. Virtual worlds are the [...]

Les Liens Invisibles will be present at Piemonte SHARE festival with a preview of their forthcoming project Seppukoo.com

A Virus is haunting the busy communication highways of the social networking sphere: the virus of Seppukoo. The infection has been started off last month with a viral marketing campaign for the launch of the homonym notWorking platform Seppukoo.com. The alert has now reached the pandemic state. Nobody’s safe. Video (Readymedia for Seppukoo.com) (How to commit a [...]

I am the Empire in the last of its decline, That sees the tall, fair-haired Barbarians pass,–the while Composing indolent acrostics, in a style Of gold, with languid sunshine dancing in each line.

Nothing more to say: silence is golden. Let’s just follow it.

The coins are finished and the game is over.

Una discussione tra artisti e teorici che hanno riflettuto sull’evoluzione/rivoluzione di internet nel web 2.0, o che si sono serviti della rete come spunto o mezzo per la realizzazione delle loro opere. Questo si propone il convegno Arte 2.0, organizzato a Genova dal Museo d’arte contemporanea di Villa Croce. Un focus su un fenomeno che [...]

According to the first and the second Euclidean postulates, two points are joined by a straight line segment that can be extended indefinitely in a straight line. Les Liens Invisibles .com is the homonym, self referential, ongoing collection of invisible | broken | non-existent | conceptual | zen links by the imaginary art group Les [...]

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In this bewildering new world of Photoshop, CGI and plastic surgery, how do we know what’s real anymore? F for Fake is interested in the idea of mischief as both an act of play and as a political gesture. Taking Orson Wells’ infamous film as its title and starting point, the exhibition looks at tricks, [...]