Above the Cloud – Archaeology of Social Networks

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Created by Boris Meister at ECAL, Above the Cloud is an atlas about social networks archeology, death and digital marks left in distress on the internet. Boris attempts to present the complex subject and, above all, explain it by creating an object - book, both in its structure, images and layout.

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