Antonia Bustamante
| Date start | 01.31.25 |
| Date end | 04.30.25 |
| Start Time | 12am |
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| Admission | Free |
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| Associated Program | Welcome to my Homepage |
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During her Welcome to my Homepage residency, Antonia Bustamante collected websites that inspire her, ranging from net art, poetry, and tools, to archives, newsletters, and community resources. They are arranged as a series of unmarked doors, allowing for chance explorations, countering the algorithmically determined pathways of social media feeds and search engines. A sidebar also provides an indexed list of the links, for quick scanning and intentional browsing. Heading the page are poetic questions and concepts, in Spanish and English, that guide the curation of the project and invite you to ponder the gesture of a website that leads you outside of itself. The project beckons you to wander its halls, or hop to a destination from the directory - each bringing a small joy and a new destination on Antonia’s personal map of the web.During her Welcome to my Homepage residency, Antonia Bustamante collected websites that inspire her, ranging from net art, poetry, and tools, to archives, newsletters, and community resources. They are arranged as a series of unmarked doors, allowing for chance explorations, countering the algorithmically determined pathways of social media feeds and search engines. A sidebar also provides an indexed list of the links, for quick scanning and intentional browsing. Heading the page are poetic questions and concepts, in Spanish and English, that guide the curation of the project and invite you to ponder the gesture of a website that leads you outside of itself. The project beckons you to wander its halls, or hop to a destination from the directory - each bringing a small joy and a new destination on Antonia’s personal map of the web.
Antonia Bustamante is a coder and sound engineer based in Bogotá (Colombia). Her creative practice focuses on a critical and practical understanding of the intersection of arts and technologies. She is interested in collective ways of working, listening practices, and experimental and local ways of using technologies. Currently, she is studying for an MA in Philosophy and works mixing live music, teaching, researching, and developing web projects.
