Screenic : politicised writings on being screened

Philip Brophy's anthology offers a deep dive into the intersection of art and the experience of being mediated through screens. With a collection of thought-provoking essays and critiques, Brophy sheds light on how the digital age transforms our engagement with visual culture.

Spanning over two decades of his work, these writings reflect on how technology shapes perception, identity, and the aesthetics of modern life. By blending personal narrative with academic analysis, Brophy invites readers to explore the implications of living in a screen-saturated society and encourages a reconsideration of art in this new context.