Internet culture

Microsoft's legacy browser may be dead—but its remnants are not going anywhere, and neither are its lingering risks.

Everywhere you look, Y2K is making waves in visual culture. As we go deeper into the 90s and 2000s, the early internet look is becoming one of the biggest

Nothing hurts a trend more than being popular.

The Library of Congress has added webcomics and web culture sites to its digital archives, collecting viral content that could've otherwise been lost to time.

Castiel and the Reader are soulmates. Follow their journey starting from the moment they met. Prepare for fluff and feels. Please feel free to comment I love to here from you guys Disclaimer: I don't own any of the characters from the show. And the story loosely follows the show so there may be a few spoilers but I'll try to not put any major ones. Also photos aren't mine unless stated otherwise This story has been temporarily put on hold.

You might know Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied as internet artists, or more specifically, as internet archaeologists. The duo have made a practice of plumbing the depths of internet culture, dusting off old memes and spelunking in old corners of the web. The obscure nature of their work makes their Tumblr, "One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age" (and their blog of the same name), all the more welcome.

“Come Fall Asleep” This collage explores the ongoing commentary on contemporary day art within internet culture, particularly, the emerging subculture? (Possible?) Zeitgeist(?)and category of “brain rot”. To be seen from the eye are very random, rampant and chaotic swarming of thoughts and imaginations that are constantly encouraged due to the now, multifaceted, internet culture craze. Including the very distorted imagery of faces, splattering colors and eye catching texts. To take a look…

Art both expresses and reflects the society in which it was produced. In an Internet-obsessed society it hardly comes as a surprise, then, that Internet art is thriving. Net art is hard to pin down and categorise, because it is as diverse as the

Explore how Gen Z slang is reshaping workplace communication by blending internet culture and social media trends. Here's a list of popular Gen Z terms.