Byung-Chul Han: “I Practise Philosophy as Art” - ArtReview

The philosopher on how we might respond to a world of digital alienation

The philosopher on how we might respond to a world of digital alienation Courtesy Byung-Chul Han Byung-Chul Han is a philosopher with a broad following in the artworld, where his writings, originally in German, on such perennial modern conditions as alienation, loneliness, the fragmentation and disintegration of reality, and the role of technology in fostering so many ills have found traction as well scepticism. The South Korean-born, Berlin-based thinker’s latest book, Undinge (Nonobjects) , was published earlier this year. ArtReview Undinge revolves around our loss of connection to things in

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