Divine Glitches, Profane Comedies | Verse

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Divine glitches, profane comedies | Verse

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Sub Net, Estelle Flores and Ras Alhague are three artists whose new series use glitch to mix the sacred and profane, according to the article. Sub Net's three-part series The Agitprop of Metaversal Rapture adapts Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights using live capture of scenes from Active Worlds, one of the first online virtual worlds, which began in 1995. Estelle Flores's History of Me pairs urban imagery and interior monologue with glitches captured within The Sims 4. Ras Alhague's The Passion uses four glitched photogrammetric 3D models that treat images of kink alongside Christian iconography.

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