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==Self-narration== | ==Self-narration== | ||
Narrating oneself is | Narrating oneself is inevitably a creative act.<br/> | ||
The result of any creative effort is a ''work''. It becomes an ''artwork'' only when recognized participants in the art world assign it this status. For example, by exhibiting the work in art spaces, as in a [[»Museum of the I«|museum]]. | |||
==Rules of the game== | ==Rules of the game== | ||
Anyone who presents themselves online is subject to far fewer restrictions than a work whose creator would like to see | Anyone who presents themselves online is subject to far fewer restrictions than a work whose creator would like to see ennobled as an artwork. This is why the web is particularly well-suited for self-narratives: It gives everyone the opportunity to present themselves in every conceivable role. The only question is whether they are credible. Furthermore, their roles may be subject to rules or laws. For example, the individual used as material for this website among others is ''data protection officer'' of the company hosting this website, its ''sole shareholder'', the ''managing director'', and, last but not least provides ''data'' for its company's [[Professional Services|advertising]]. | ||
==The end | ==The end== | ||
This website demonstrates the creative nature of each self-narrative by ending his technically oriented [[Olaf Langmack#Web History (Technics)|presentation]] on the web. | |||
==More contents== | ==More contents== | ||