Digital Frontier #4

Digital Frontier #4

Digital Frontier #4 is a striking physical artefact from the digital world, inviting readers to explore how the past continues to shape our present technologies, ideologies, and desires. Built around the theme of reverberation, this issue dives into the historical moments that still echo across today’s screens, platforms, and code.

Inside, you’ll find cyberfeminist artist Marisa Müsing reanimating Pompeiian frescos, sharp reflections on Neil Postman’s legacy in media criticism, and an eerie look at how 1960s brotherly bonding over adult films is mirrored today in online communities. From the haunting loops of "On This Day" notifications to the dreamscapes filtered through tech, the issue unpacks how digital life reshapes memory, identity, and history itself.

With essays, art, and ideas that blur timelines and platforms, Digital Frontier #4 is a deep dive into the loops we live in—and how to read between the reverberations. Includes access to a complementary microsite for further exploration.