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scopOphilic

scopOphilic

Digital Visual Pleasure

Projects

scopOphilic_MicroMessaging is the currently featured project.

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scopOphilic_MicroMessaging_164 – An image from the scopOphilic_MicroMessaging series.

Micromessaging Palimpsest Series, 2022

Micromessaging Palimpsest focuses on the hyper-local conversations of street art, the original social media platform. The resulting collages combine a variety of found images, graffiti, street art, tags, stickers, wheat-pasted posters, and other signifiers that we describe as micromessages–small, subtle, and often unintentional messages we send and receive verbally and non-verbally. Subtypes of micromessages include micro-behaviors, micro-aggressions (negative), and micro-affirmations (positive). Using digital art, scopOphilic’s artistic practice results in deep inquiries into issues of race, gender, sexual identity, social justice, and urban life.


scopOphilic_MicroMessaging_QueerVision – currently on view at The Center.

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scopOphilc_micromessaging_QueerVision collage currently on view at The Center in New York City

scopOphilic_MicroMessaging-QueerVision NFT promo

QueerVision NFT, OpenSea, 2022

The pioneering digital art collection scopOphilic has created its first NFT collection: Micromessaging_QueenVision with 10% of initial sales benefiting The LGBT Center in NYC. Micromessaging_QueenVision highlights the colors of the Inclusive LGBTQ Pride Flag and is part of scopOphilic’s ongoing series that focuses on street art, the original social media platform that goes all the way back to cave drawings. 

Micromessaging_QueenVision NFT Collection has three levels: 1) NFT only; 2) NFT + one 16×20 inch Giclee fine art print; and 3) NFT + print + a  two-hour personalized bike tour of the best MicroMessaging in NYC.

Place your bids today on OpenSea: opensea.io/scopOphilic. 

For info on scopOphilic or further questions, check out our new website or use its contact form.


scopOphilic on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), 1998 – 2007

scopOphilic 1997-2007

The images shown on scopOphilic (1997-2007) were created using an Apple Quicktake 200 and Fuji FinePix 401 digital cameras during the original run from 1997 to 2006. The program was sequenced on Apple Macintosh computers using Macromedia Director or JPEGView software and output directly to videotape. The titles were created with Adobe Photoshop.

Soundtracks for scopOphilic (1997-2007) have been created by CB Cooke, Anthony Galante (copepod), Kym Serrano, and Jerome Jordan.

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