Mythic Hybrid

"Prema Murthy creates multi-media installations, net-based projects and digital prints to explore cultural and technological hybridity within herself and the world. 

'The boss tells me not to bring our women's problems with us to work if we want to be treated equal. I am only one person — and I bring my whole self to work with me. So what does he mean, don't bring my 'women's problems' here?' — a circuit assembly worker. Inspired by the artist's interest in women working in microelectronics factories, and reports of collective hallucination and mass hysteria occurring among women factory workers, Murthy traveled to India in 2001 to investigate these reports. What she found was a group of sane, rational women with identities constructed by a set of complex social and psychological factors. Mythic Hybrid is both about Murthy's investigation and a critical comment on cyberfeminism." -- from Turbulence

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Turbulence

An unpublished copy.

This copy was given to the Electronic Literature Lab by Jo-Anne Green and Helen Thorington in Spring of 2016.

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https://turbulence.org/Works/mythichybrid