As social networks continue to evolve, so too will the forms of visual criticism they host. New technologies will change how images are created, shared, and perceived, but the underlying human desire to express dissent, hope, and identity will remain. In this sense, the circulation of critical images is not a passing trend but a defining feature of contemporary public life.
As social networks continue to evolve, so too will the forms of visual criticism they host. New technologies will change how images are created, shared, and perceived, but the underlying human desire to express dissent, hope, and identity will remain. In this sense, the circulation of critical images is not a passing trend but a defining feature of contemporary public life.
