Martin Carter Scholl is a filmmaker and new media artist from Atlanta, Georgia, currently studying towards a double major in Interdisciplinary Art and Entertainment & Media Studies at the University of Georgia. Scholl’s work focuses on both cultural and cognitive post-internet implications. Generally, Scholl raises questions around the information age, where social media, pornography, and AI are products in a hungry, neoliberal attention economy. Scholl demonstrates how these components of contemporary society perpetuate negative masculine tendencies- sadism, violence, chauvinism. Scholl commonly works in film, video, and new media.
Martin Carter Scholl is a filmmaker and new media artist from Atlanta, Georgia, currently studying towards a double major in Interdisciplinary Art and Entertainment & Media Studies at the University of Georgia. Scholl’s work focuses on both cultural and cognitive post-internet implications. Generally, Scholl raises questions around the information age, where social media, pornography, and AI are products in a hungry, neoliberal attention economy. Scholl demonstrates how these components of contemporary society perpetuate negative masculine tendencies- sadism, violence, chauvinism. Scholl commonly works in film, video, and new media.
Martin Carter Scholl is a filmmaker and new media artist from Atlanta, Georgia, currently studying towards a double major in Interdisciplinary Art and Entertainment & Media Studies at the University of Georgia. Scholl’s work focuses on both cultural and cognitive post-internet implications. Generally, Scholl raises questions around the information age, where social media, pornography, and AI are products in a hungry, neoliberal attention economy. Scholl demonstrates how these components of contemporary society perpetuate negative masculine tendencies- sadism, violence, chauvinism. Scholl commonly works in film, video, and new media.
Gender
Male
Birthplace
Atlanta, Georgia
