Analysis of the evolution of neon symbols and power mechanisms, indicating shifts in media architectures.
This study redefines neon lighting as a dynamic semiotic infrastructure that reflects the interplay of material constraints, media architectures, and power mechanisms. By tracing the evolution of neon symbols from handcrafted signs in the era of print capitalism to digital simulacra within contemporary social media, the research challenges conventional semiotic paradigms that emphasize fixed signifier-signified relationships.
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