I’m Fabio Paris the owner of Fabio Paris Art Gallery, based in Italy.
I’m sorry with you, but I don’t have your email address, so I use your
blog for keep in touch ywith you.

In these days I read an article from Wall Street Journal Europe
http://europe.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204619004574318373312061230.html

and in this article I read:
‘Private collector Theo Armour has recently started buying net.art, he says, because he senses
the chance to participate in a new artistic development, similar to invention of important art
forms such as cubist art. ‘.

It’s an emotion for me read a similar reflection about New Media Art so my brief consideration
declared on a book/catalogue exhibition edited from us in occasion of a New Media Art exhibition
last April 2008 in Bruxelles (Belgium) http://www.fpeditions.com/libri/schedaholyfire.html
In these book I wrote:
‘New Media Art is to the digital revolution as Impressionism is to the industrial revolution. A new era is coming, and this is just the beeginning’.

And it’s curiosu to find another ‘mind’ in the other part of the world who pull out similar interests.

The Fabio Paris Art Gallery selects and presents works that talk about the present: in a period when the relationship between man and the environment and culture is constantly being redefined by new discoveries, new technologies and new intellectual paradigms.
The pervasive nature of popular subcultures (from manga to videogames); the exploration of new arenas for life and artistic activity, and new declinations of identity (from the internet to virtual worlds); the increasingly ambiguous relationship between the biological and artificial domains, and the consequent quest for a more immediate, direct, profound rapport with nature; the exploration of the aesthetic consequences of digital technology and the socio-cultural impact of the media, and the rediscovery of machine as metaphor, simulacrum or fetish, are but a few of the themes that form the basis of the gallery’s work.

In these range of proposals, we work and rapresent some importants New media Artists.
- Gazira Babeli
- Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.ORG
- UBERMORGEN.COM

I ask you to keep in touch and if you wold like I present you the ‘HOLY FIRE art in the digital age’
book.

My best regards
Fabio Paris

I have updated the style sheet so that image captions are now displayed in Italics and are positioned closer to the image. This should help captions to be slightly more apparent. I have also updated the tool-tip so that it displays the your web site name.

If you will kindly look at the post again, there is a caption under the picture that states: ‘Portion of image on “Imaginary Museum Projects” by Tjebbe van Tijen’

The image itself is a link directly to your web site.

BTW, While looking at your site, I looked for – but could not find – any copyright notice or Creative Commons attribution. You might consider adding something like this to provide guidance on how you would like your very handsome images to be treated by visitors.

So what more information would you like added to the caption? Or would you prefer that I not use anything from your web site?

So maybe this will help the discussion you are trying to raise.

P.s. Wish you all the best for your future work.