Manifesto

The virtual space of the internet is full of impulses. These aspirations and imaginations make up a diverse social environment, which expresses a certain record of what we are.


The machine that made this construction possible: the computer.


The fragmentation of the individual into virtual personas is a violent impulse. Why? Because we are driven to remain in the environment through attention-capture maximizers, and our behavior is transformed.

OffComputer presents itself as this contradictory piece that I am, that we are. We know that life happens out there, but for some reason we are no longer interested.

This imagination, this impulse, this behavior is a form of dissociation. We have abandoned the practice of affection, deep listening, contemplation, oral transmission, in favor of the virtualization of processes, of information, of stimuli.

Life comes from within, from the earlier layers.


OffComputer is an open research space exploring how thought and technology shape one another.