Scroll it

Scroll it application suggests the bad habits of contemporary digital society, pointing out ironically the automated and unconscious action of moving a finger, browsing internet pages most often on a mobile phone (in a modern language called scrolling). Time spent in the digital world of the Internet and social networks affects a person’s physical and mental life, changing his perception and attitude towards reality.
A meditative place created within the gallery space, with an electronic device from which the application can be accessed, allows the user to communicate with the space itself, the environment, and other people around.
Scroll it offers tasks and a scoring system: the more you scroll, the higher result you get. After a certain number of points, you get a bonus, one piece of information created by a random fact generator. In this way, this application represents a kind of prototype of a digital tool that makes the time spent on devices more creative.

View of Exhibition/End of language:Wittgenstein re-imagined, Gallery-Legacy of Milica Zorić & Rodoljub Čolaković, Belgrade (RS), 2024.

View of Exhibition/Youth Biennial, Art Pavilion Cvijeta Zuzorić, Belgrade (RS), 2021.

Exhibited:

End of language:Wittgenstein re-imagined, Gallery-Legacy of Milica Zorić & Rodoljub Čolaković, Belgrade (RS), 2024.

Lichtfelder – The end of language – Wittgenstein reimagined project, Online Exhibtion, (AT/SR) 2022.

18th The Athens Digital Arts Festival FutuRetro, The 3rd ADAF Online Edition (GR) 2022.

QR Code and NFT Show.p, Loading Festival and The Wrong Digital Art Biennale during BitCoin Conference Miami, Sagamore Hotel, Miami (USA), 2022.

SCAM ME, The Wrong Digital Art Biennale, Loading Festival Virtual Pavilion, 2022.

QR Code Show and NFT Shop, Loading Festival during The Wrong Digital Art Biennale, Sagamore Hotel, Miami (USA), 2022.

Scam Me, QR Code Show in the Sand, Loading Festival during Miami Art Week, Miami (USA), 2021.

Youth Biennial, Art Pavilion Cvijeta Zuzorić, Belgrade (RS), 2021.

Published: The Wrong, Digital Art Biennale

Developed by Luka Lopičić