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Avatars, Activism and Postdigital Performance: precarious intermedial identities
technologies. By asking us to consider notions of newness (Bazin’s ‘perfect illusion’ for example), and how media art continues to arouse our curiosity for extending expressions of reality, Ng ‘s sophistication in re-thinking how we see and experience the world through The Post-Screen is both detailed and rigorous. Where screen boundaries lie ushers the reader towards an internalised post-screen, where you can’t help but consider your own truth.