Photographic Cues (2022)

In a world increasingly mediated by algorithms, artist Keziah MacNeill asks a provocative question: what happens when the tools we use to see the world become indistinguishable from the world itself? Through 'Photographic Cues,' she explores a speculative future where the boundaries between natural lenses (like bodies of water), mechanical cameras and AI systems dissolve into one another.

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Journal
The new real magazine.
Published
2025-06-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.2218/newreal.10922
Primary Topic
Photography and Visual Culture
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Photographic Cues (2022)

Keziah MacNeill
The new real magazine.
Photography and Visual Culture
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Photographic Cues (2022)

Keziah MacNeill
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Abstract

In a world increasingly mediated by algorithms, artist Keziah MacNeill asks a provocative question: what happens when the tools we use to see the world become indistinguishable from the world itself? Through 'Photographic Cues,' she explores a speculative future where the boundaries between natural lenses (like bodies of water), mechanical cameras and AI systems dissolve into one another.

The new real magazine.Vol. 2(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Photography and Visual Culture
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