Abstract

ESCANDELL MONTIEL, Daniel. Twitter and Uncreative Poetry by Karen Villeda and Denise Audirac in her Work POETuitéame. Lit. mex [online]. 2020, vol.31, n.1, pp.179-204.  Epub Aug 24, 2020. ISSN 2448-8216.  https://doi.org/10.19130/iifl.litmex.31.1.2020.1147.

This article studies the digital poetry work POETuitéame by Mexican authors Karen Villeda and Denise Audirac using the theories of conceptual art and non-creative writings of Kenneth Goldsmith, as well as the concepts of appropriation and the semionautic re-semantization of Nicolas Bourriaud. To do this, the article first establishes the panorama of digital poetry from the point of view of its reception, culminating in the emergence of tweet-poetry as a sample of the poetic writings in social networks. This tweetpoetry foundation is essential for the final execution of Villeda and Audirac’s work. Secondly, the theories of Goldsmith and Bourriaud are addressed as a main axis to finally address the study of the work POETuitéame and its non-creative and semionautic implications as a conceptual execution of 2.0 writing.

Keywords : Uncreative writing; Semionaut; Social Network; Twitter; Cyberpoetry; Poetuitéame.