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[https://www.welcometomyhomepage.net/?mc_cid=3fc3d2f0c7&mc_eid=UNIQID "'''Lisa Hut's Memory Palace'''"] is a digital scrapbook of weirdly specific pop culture moments. Inspired by the intensity of Y2K era fan sites and tween notebook collages, Lisa Hut created over a dozen web shrines to pop culture memories collected through an anonymous online survey. The pages are layered with found materials like TV screen grabs, glitter text, and archival GIFs, hyper-personalized with the context the memory-sharers included like where they were or who their celebrity crush was at the time. Click around to dig into the media moments that just won’t leave people’s heads.
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|Event format=Exhibition
|Event medium=Collage; Net.art; Storytelling
|Event medium=Collage; Net.art; Storytelling
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Latest revision as of 18:58, July 31, 2024


Lisa Hut’s Memory Palace.jpg

Event Info
Date start 06.21.24
Date end 08.31.24
Start Time 12am
Format
Medium
Admission Free
Links · Resources
Resources

On view online (desktop preferred) thru August 2024 at welcometomyhomepage.net

"Lisa Hut's Memory Palace" is a digital scrapbook of weirdly specific pop culture moments. Inspired by the intensity of Y2K era fan sites and tween notebook collages, Lisa Hut created over a dozen web shrines to pop culture memories collected through an anonymous online survey. The pages are layered with found materials like TV screen grabs, glitter text, and archival GIFs, hyper-personalized with the context the memory-sharers included like where they were or who their celebrity crush was at the time. Click around to dig into the media moments that just won’t leave people’s heads.

Lisa Hut is a hastily thrown together collective of two lil' freaks living in Austin, TX. They make digital art about hyper-specific pop culture moments in an unsuccessful-yet-cute attempt to connect with people around them.