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[https://modos.ac.nz/projects/maorifuturism-the-digital-the-speculative-and-the-future Māorifuturism: The Digital, the Speculative and the Future]
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'''Maori Futurism''' is an ideology that seeks to combine [[File:Cball-Maori.png]] Maori mythology, especially the emphasis on pride of the haka and mana, with the speed and brutality of [[File:Fut3.png]] futurism. It is inspired by the concept of alternate modernism <s>and a line from a Kiwi TV ad</s>
'''Maori Futurism''' is an ideology that seeks to combine [[File:Cball-Maori.png]] Maori mythology, especially the emphasis on pride of the haka and mana, with the speed and brutality of [[File:Fut3.png]] futurism. It is inspired by the concept of alternate modernism <s>and a line from a Kiwi TV ad</s>

Revision as of 07:24, 7 December 2023

Maori Futurism is an ideology that seeks to combine Maori mythology, especially the emphasis on pride of the haka and mana, with the speed and brutality of futurism. It is inspired by the concept of alternate modernism and a line from a Kiwi TV ad

Relations

Friends

Frenemies

  • Norse Futurism - We may have different cultural views but we have similar aims

Enemies

References

  1. Inspiration
  2. Since biomechanicalism contradicts with the concept which argues we are equal to nature, this is due to morphological minarchist views