our digital lives. participation. friends. now!
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Our digital livesTHE PERFORMING ARTS FACING GLOBALIZATION, DIGITALIZATION AND CO-CREATION CPH STAGE 2014 Peter Vittrup, Seismonaut
Participation. Friends. NOW!
This is my life…
My family
My friends
My network
Relations are whatmatter to me
The networks I engage in
Relations are whatmatter to me
The networks I engage in
Digital technologies are changing our lives,but not what are important
CommercialDanish telco “3” (2013)
“It’s the contact”
“My grandchildren”
“And the only thing I will go back and get,if I forget it on my way out”
What happened?
Before, our lives used to be defined by…
Family
School
Job
Religion
Today, institutions are no longer as important. But social relations still are.
Digital technologies help us buildrelationships
This is the Pope
This is the Pope on Twitter
This is Benjamin (14) from Vejle, Denmark
http://instagram.com/benjaminlasnier
Benjamin looks (a little) like Justin Bieber and
has gained more than 1 million followers on Instagram.
News storyTv-Avisen (2013)
DR - Danish Broadcasting Corporation
Leisure Work
School
We are focused on the present moment
NowTwitter
Snapchat
YouTube
SMS
iPad
...
We are focused on the present moment
”Our society has reoriented itself to the present moment. Everything is live, real time, and always-on. It’s not a mere speeding up, however much our lifestyles and technologies have accelerated the rate at which we attempt to do things. It’s more of a diminishment of anything that isn’t happening right now — and the onslaught of everything that supposedly is.”
!Douglas Rushkoff Present shock (2014)
Following life on Facebook
Liking pictures on Instagram
Calling mom on Skype
Searching for love on Tinder
Sending smileys in text messages
Uploading Sharing
Chatting Commenting
Now
80% of Danish teens answer a a text message within 5 min.Questionary among 600 high school students aged 16-19 Søren Schultz Hansen: “Årgang 2012”
“I always answer if someone sends me a message on Facebook. It’s exactly the same as when people tap my shoulder.”
Sally
Søren Schultz Hansen: “Årgang 2012”
“Teens aren’t addicted to social media. They’re addicted to each other.” !dana boydIt’s Complicated (2014)
Insights
• We expect participation. What is completed is not interesting. We want to create, participate, comment and take part.
• Friends mean everything. We have lost trust in authorities.
• This moment is what’s important. The story of our lives are made of moments with the people around us. What’s happening NOW.
ParticipationWe want to be involved
And do things together
Now!
FriendsIn this moment
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