Everyday objects in the digital era: biographies, transformations and meanings — Introduction

Everyday objects in the digital age: biographies, transformations and meanings | Conclusions

Case studies| 2. Non-rooted root

“Culture has been commodified, but art still has meaning.”

Case studies | 3. Empty Teapot

“The best the world has is in the many worlds the world contains.”

Case studies | 4. El que toma Mate y bebe Caña no vuelve a España

Case studies | 1. Kind Owl

“What is a rite? — said the little prince. — It is also something too much forgotten,” said the fox. It’s what…

Case studies | 5. A story in two paintings

“Some things become so deeply ours that we forget them.”

Case studies | 7. In Dialogue with a Memory

“There is nothing more visible than absence.”

Transformations: analyzing immateriality

The characterization of these seven objects has allowed us to know their “biographies”…

Case studies | 6. Gifts of Teachings

“You don’t get the watch, it’s you who’s being given, you’re the one being offered for the…