14/05/2026
Researcher mode📑
Hyperimage atlas is online (link in bio, optimised for desktop)! One of the core aims of the atlas is to cognitively map the visuality of the hyperimage through perspectives from different disciplines, in order to more holistically understand how large-scale computation shapes visual culture.
I want to thank all the contributors who put trust in me on this project and .exec for developing the website in these three years.
You can explore the atlas by navigating freely: dragging and clicking through entries. Your browsing path is recorded in the history bar at the top, and entries can also be downloaded as a PDF
The full list of contributors can be found on the “About” page and includes:
Arieh Frosh, Sam Mercer, Paolo Cirio, Gabriele de Seta, Andrew Fisher, Tomi Slotte Dufva, Morry Kolman, Pok Yin Lam, Lukáš Likavčan, Geert Lovink, Max Pinckers, Gaia Tedone, Ivy Woo, Zi Yin Chen, Natasha Chuk, Carloalberto Treccani, Bruno Moreschi, Frédéric Eyl, Richard The, Tuomo Rainio, and Asker Bryld Staunæs.
The project is kindly supported by