Today more than ever we are in a continuous conexion to the Internet, either for work or school it is necessary for maintain communication in order to the tasks to be done, or for keeping close friends and relatives. We are feeding the monster, our actions on the internet could be translated as a million of data, that daily has been proliferated and now more than ever by the social distancing. Even in the 80’s, the most interested artists on this did not treat the internet as an new and free world, but as an space of conflict.

We always have been stalked by the algorithm, all the traffic of information is being keep in a piece of the cloud, giving this cloud a shape of our interventions; this shows how our decisions are not isolated: by a reciprocal way it’s being building us a digital body that allows us to think that the digital world is not immaterial or incorporeal, because it is touched or crossed by a human hand, by a human being.

The project Daily Scrolling, is a serie of collages and digital animated compounds, with individual narratives of little gestures of Internet. The collages pretend to show two momentums as a part of the accumulation of contents in social media. The animated compositions follows the tematic of announcing the construction of an individual from communities online that dedicates to share memes, this can be interpolated to an open critic of any politics that afflict us.

Part of the aesthetics of the internet, this situations of images, are linked to the piece “Home” which is a new vinculation to the multiverse that emerge from outside of the material; thanks to the augmented reality new virtual space paths are open, where we can interact with speeches such as the body itselfs inside of a screen.