Maël Erlenkamp
Bootlegs, Counterfeits and Knock-Offs: From Medieval Artifacts to Digital Culture
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This work examines different approaches to bootlegging, including imitation, forgery and recontextualisation.
The practice of bootlegging undermines established value systems and codes of meaning and challenges the concept of an original idea. A series of examples is used to analyse the pitfalls and possibilities inherent in bootlegging and provide insights into the challenges involved. As a realisation, a contemporary approach of its own is shown in order to explore the role of bootlegging in digital culture.
Maël Erlenkamp
Bootlegs, Counterfeits and Knock-Offs: From Medieval Artifacts to Digital Culture
Video Lecture 1080px x 1920px, 16min / Books
Mentorship Theory:
James Langdon
Mentorship Practice: Lex Trüb
Graduate students
Manon Babey
Nicola Bernasconi
Tanja Bojanić
Nora Brägger
Maël Erlenkamp
Lea Knutti
Love Liebmann
Ana-Lea Muster
Seba Pellanda
Boris Périsset
Victor Sala del Amo
Fabienne Schneuwly
Gilles Sulzberger
Julia Zehnder