History is no longer what happened five, ten, fifteen years ago… history is last week.

The understanding of one’s own life as a work of art, despite respect for certain collective cannons, had been at he core of a moral experience and the will to morality in antiquity. Morality in Christianity however, with the religion of the text, idea of God’s will and the principle of obedience, has increasingly assumed the form of a codex of rules.

From antiquity to Christianity we tread the path of morality, which had essentially been the search for ethics, to morality as obedience to a system of rules. Idea of morality as obedience to a codex of rules is now disappearing, that is, it has already disappeared. This lack of morals corresponds to, and must correspond to, a search for the aesthetics of existence.

Michel Foucault

Zana Poliakov studied at the Faculty of Drama Arts in Belgrade. An internet pioneer, she has been tackling issues of the digital age, copy and original, consumer society and new age philosophy from 1996, when she started professional career developing her own concept of visual communication in which the artist goes beyond the given boundaries and using her knowledge and skills, transcending through the media, becomes more or leas a pop star. She has exhibited in several group and solo shows in the country and abroad. She writes, designs, cooks, initiates, teaches, talks and compiles. surface navigator & explorer. communicator & perpetuator. web author. cd rom concept player. electronic publishing coordinator. brand manager. hacker's icon. cyber queen. creative adviser. stiletto feminist. fraulein activist. cultural provocateur.
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