High Modernism: A form of modernity that believes in science and technological progress.
Capitalist: Someone who uses wealth to invest in industry for profit along with the principles of capitalism.
Superabundance: Exceedingly or excessively abundant, more than sufficient.
Disconnected: Lacking contact with reality, lacking a logical sequence.
Fragmentary: Consisting of small disconnected or incomplete parts.
Pop: Short for Popular Culture; Idea's, thoughts and Images making up mainstream media.
Superficiality: Lack of thoroughness, depth of character or serious thought.
Simulacra: An image or representation of someone or something. An unflattering imitation of=r replica.
Eclectic nostalgia: A sense of nostalgia caused by things imitating the past.
Flippant: Not showing a serious or respectful attitude.
Depthless: Shallow and superficial, too deep to be measured.
Pastiche: An artistic work or style that imitated another work, artist or period.
Bricolage: Something created from a diverse range of things.
Aleatory: Depending on the throw of a dice or chance; random.
Fabulation: Creating stories, particularly with elements of fantasy.
Alexis Cornwell - BA (Hons) Computer Animation Arts, UCA Rochester
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