Computer graphics are applied to the concept of sin in modern society. The souls in hell are stored on disc and tortured with digital video effects. Inspired by Dante's Inferno, Lister's Hell updates its meta-phors and locations. Accompanied at times by Hell's wacky systems' designer, we see the spectacle of computerized graphics applied with intelligence and wit to the concept of sin in contemporary society.
"Computer graphics are applied to the concept of sin in modern society. The souls in hell are stored on disc and tortured with digital video effects. Inspired by Dante's Inferno, Lister's Hell updates its meta-phors and locations. Accompanied at times by Hell's wacky systems' designer, we see the spectacle of computerized graphics applied with intelligence and wit to the concept of sin in contemporary society."@en
""My interpretation of, extension of and comment on Dante's Inferno. It is contemporary, set in New York, inside Hell, the netherworld computer. Souls are stored on discs (1700 of them per disc) and able to be instantaneously accessed via simple keyboard command."--A.L."
"Explores the concept of sin in contemporary society through hellish images of our computerized information age."@en
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