Exploring the Languages of Digital MediaMain MenuExplore how my media journey is connected!Who is Henry Fox?Part I Text and Image: Barbara Kruger-Esque DesignKrugerDADA; Cut With the Surgeons ScalpelClick on Image to Cut UpDon’t Be a SquareConceptFuture of Henry's Media Design?What I’m Taking With Me From Exploring the Languages of Digital MediaHenry Fox049cbe553aa1643c7b2d11eb41b5631653c6f92b
Marilyn-Diptych-1962
12022-04-08T02:07:18-07:00Henry Fox049cbe553aa1643c7b2d11eb41b5631653c6f92b404779plain2022-04-08T02:19:50-07:00Henry Fox049cbe553aa1643c7b2d11eb41b5631653c6f92bThe “copy past” signifies the replicability of such figures as in Andy Warhol's “Marilyn Diptych,” which I particularly liked because he is often considered a Neo-Dadaist, in making a very similar critique on society.
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