"Data, sounds, and images are now routinely transitioning beyond screens into a different state of matter. They surpass the boundaries of data channels and manifest materially...  Images become unplugged and unhinged and start crowding off-screen space... In this fluid media space, images and sounds morph across different bodies and carriers, acquiring more and more glitches and bruises along the way." "But by becoming real, most images are substantially altered. They get translated, twisted, bruised, and reconfigured. They change their outlook, entourage, and spin." (Hito Steyerl, "Too Much World: Is the Internet Dead?", e-flux journal, Issue #49, November 2013)