"In Mez's work, the digital poet combines code and
language to create, what she calls, mezangelle. She uses mezangelle
throughout her...hypertext pieces called Datableeding... Upon
the entry of Datableeding one is faced with the option of going through
the poetic journey in chronological order or starting with a number and
theme...Starting with the
Electroduction, the user is asked to type in a secret name and then the
journey begins. This is where the user gets to see the mezangelle in
action...A real test for the brain occurs once the
user clicks on one of the hyperlinks inside the box of .THE CON.SOUL.E...the user is presented with a poetic set of words that disappear
once the cursor is moved over a different name section and yet again the
text is completely changed to reveal a different meaning. In next
section Cloh!neing god N Angel-z the user is stimulated with audio and
visual of images of angles being copied onto the screen as if being
scanned by a copy machine."
- Keith Whittaker in Media Art Histories and Genealogies.
- Keith Whittaker in Media Art Histories and Genealogies.