Digital Decay

ArtLuke CusackMay 30, 2025digital cultures, digital life, graffiti, issue 21

my_body_is/an_algorithm/BINARY.exe

LiteratureSoph Li Rong TanMay 30, 2025gender, digital cultures, digital life, poetry, issue 21

type.xlsx

“Cell widths shift and distort. The glyphs become increasingly abstract, teetering on the edge of recognition and chaos. This builds on the principle of CAPTCHA. While a bot struggles to decipher distorted letters, we — adept at interpreting characters across diverse fonts and handwriting styles — can navigate and decode them within irregular and unfamiliar contexts.”

ArtKelly CaviediMay 4, 2025digital cultures, art, pixel art, excel, Issue 20

When Did I Become Bound by the Shackles of my iPhone?

My problem is not with staying informed. I am asking you to consider who you pay your attention-currency to. Traditional mass media and public service media are years behind the quality and reach of online-only news outlets like The Daily Aus or Impact. Being aware of world issues has shifted from an expectation to a strange, gatekept knowledge-club.

CultureKate SaapMarch 10, 2025digital cultures, print media, social media, media literacy, Issue 19

10 PPI Mulch

“Yet when the pixel becomes distinct, and elementary, it distorts the image, breaking it down to its most rudimentary composition of shapes and colors.”

ArtAshray KumarSeptember 23, 2024art, digital cultures, digicam

Eternal sunshine of the spotless alumni

It wasn’t until I opened an alumni account that I finally came to terms with losing access to my university emails.

CampusNicole CadelinaApril 19, 2023University, alumni, emails, ephemera, internet, digital cultures