Maya Man

1 month ago | readfeedme.com | Emily Sundberg |Maya Man |Cake Zine

Hello everyone. Last night I had a dream that I was in a plane crash — it landed in the water and we all survived — but in the dream I was relieved because I finally had an excuse to cancel plans. What does this mean…. Today’s letter includes: on what an authentic online persona is, how to fake spring with imported rhubarb, and the possible closure of Manhattan’s only Planned Parenthood. I’m enjoying the Feed Me chat discussing the astronauts who are back here on our planet.

Apr 2, 2024 | outland.art | Maya Man |Brian Droitcour

Criticism by Maya Man April 2, 2024 In 1998, from her home in New York, Auriea Harvey decided to “go live.” With a T1 line and some bespoke software, she set up a camera that, every few seconds, streamed black-and-white photos of her working at her computer to her website. People from around the world watched her at her machine while sitting in front of their own. At the time, Harvey was not only an active net artist, but also working in desktop publishing and web design.

Jan 29, 2024 | bylinebyline.com | Maya Man

MAYA: I feel really similar — I find a lot of comfort in basic. I'm curious what the experience was like to get to a place in your career where you started to say no to opportunities. And I'm curious what that shift was like for you and how you decide what to engage with or what not to engage with now? TINX: The lifecycle of an influencer is even shorter than the lifecycle of an athlete or a model. We've got like a couple good years. So it's hard because I don't know when this is all going to end.

Dec 5, 2023 | bylinebyline.com | Maya Man

As an artist making work about the internet, I now treasure the ability to access digital files I produced throughout various phases of my life. I wish I could go back and tell myself not to wipe every embarrassing teen bedroom PhotoBooth picture I uploaded with my friends to my Facebook. I have lost countless pieces of platform-hosted content to a heated moment of feeling “cringe,” and I wish I could unearth them from the digital ether.