Digital poetry is a practice made possible by digital media and technologies. A genre of electronic literature, it is also know as electronic poetry or e-poetry. The technologies that shape digital media are diverse, are rapidly evolving, and can be used to such different effects that the term has expanded to encompass a large number of practices.
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_ID_Xor-cism_ is a scrollable poem, that " invokes a reformatted body that simultaneously hijacks the dead visual space of the browser window and the "curling geo_edges" of sampled skin, reminiscent of the detached virtual flesh-ovoid we see in the old "floating finger trick." (Source Helen Burgess, University of Maryland.)_ID_Xor-cism_ featured as part of "Notes From the Underground" at Federation Square, Melbourne in 2009, as well as the online exhibition space for experimental digital work "Binarykatwalk".
