This study examines senses, feeling, and interiority in virtual reality via In Utero, using image theory (Belting, 2001) and media/metropolitan sociology (Benjamin, 1983; McLuhan, 1964). Images as tactile, living traces engage spectators, who complete their meaning through use. Dual analysis—plot dissection and cultural filtering—reveals interiority as a modern myth: a mechanical imposition of "immediate reality" masking constructed origins, evidencing breaks with historical experience.
In Utero: sentidos, sentir e interioridade na realidade virtual / Rafele, A.. - (2026), pp. 135-148.
In Utero: sentidos, sentir e interioridade na realidade virtual
RAFELE A.
2026
Abstract
This study examines senses, feeling, and interiority in virtual reality via In Utero, using image theory (Belting, 2001) and media/metropolitan sociology (Benjamin, 1983; McLuhan, 1964). Images as tactile, living traces engage spectators, who complete their meaning through use. Dual analysis—plot dissection and cultural filtering—reveals interiority as a modern myth: a mechanical imposition of "immediate reality" masking constructed origins, evidencing breaks with historical experience.File allegati a questo prodotto
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