Simulacra
As for simulacrum...the presence of the image on the plate form on which represented the truth behind transferring that image in the complete way has its questions in which the represented image deceives the spectator by showing him a near to perfect version of reality that every person believe should have or dream about having.
Jean Baudrillard says that, images are always simulacra because they are always pictures of things, not the things themselves by means that no picture seen in the new media era is a picture of the real thing that we witnessed but by what new elements we have added to that reality.
our current society has replaced all reality and meaning with symbols and signs, and that human experience is a simulation of reality that we have put a sign to distinguish what is the meaning and how we can relate it to our own situation.
It the break down of the reality with all the elements after representing copy of a copy of copy on different displays we watch the simulation of reality melting down till the copy has no relation with the frame given where the copy would survive as the real deal of reality and the real reality disappeared.
Jean Baudrillard says that, images are always simulacra because they are always pictures of things, not the things themselves by means that no picture seen in the new media era is a picture of the real thing that we witnessed but by what new elements we have added to that reality.
our current society has replaced all reality and meaning with symbols and signs, and that human experience is a simulation of reality that we have put a sign to distinguish what is the meaning and how we can relate it to our own situation.
It the break down of the reality with all the elements after representing copy of a copy of copy on different displays we watch the simulation of reality melting down till the copy has no relation with the frame given where the copy would survive as the real deal of reality and the real reality disappeared.
