We live in a globalized era where speed is higher than ever and technology is constantly evolving Languages need to adapt to rapid changes in order not to die out There are differing opinions about the development of Icelandic and how young people use the language Some are shocked while others see this as a sign of the viability of Icelandic and the creativity of new generations In the Fattaru applet? users are introduced to the means of communication between younger people which is often digital and fast and therefore resort to shorthand and expression (e. emoji). Those who are younger are given help in replacing word shorthand to send messages to grandma and those who are older can look up what abbreviations from teenagers mean.
We live in accelerated times where speed is greater than ever before and technology is consistently evolving. Languages need to adapt to these changes in order not to die out. There are divided opinions on the evolution of Icelandic and how young people use the language. Some are often distinguished while others see it as a sign of the ability of the language and creativity of new generations. In the app Get it?, users are introduced to the communication methods of younger organizations in the same documents delivery to the same sources
Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumière
Fattaru? //
Can it?
The work in pictures.
