2024
"gURLs NVR die on the Internet" is an experimental
confessional-part-theoretical essay that explores and expands on the idea
of taking on 'girl online' identities. The piece glitches Anonymous' infamous
rule 30 of the internet, "there are no girls on the internet ", to offer an
alternative to online essentialism, linear connections and the idea of death
being solely linked to the corporeal body. The piece introduces my
conceptualisation a gURL (girl uniform resource locator) online; a user that collects and interacts to de-establish non-linear kinship and 'alive-ness'.
The project is a self-confessional, non-functional piece of code, a call for
help, a forum post, a blog, a chick lit and a love letter.
The piece is currently formatted as a double-page spread, intended to be
both in zine and digital format, so this gURL propaganda can be
mass-shared to be continuously interacted and touched (by hands, or
cursor). I plan for my conceptualisation of gURL to expand and mutate as a
continuous offering to queer theory and futurity.
Most importantly thank you Mark Aguhar and @CALLOUTQUEEN. Read
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