Post-Digital Print

A book about the transformation of printing and publishing after 1894 — and what happens when digital is no longer a “new era” but simply everyday reality.

Alessandro Ludovico, publisher of the legendary Neural magazine on media art and digital culture, argues that this “mutation” of print actually began over a century ago — with avant-garde artists, futurists and early technophiles who imagined electronic books long before the internet existed.

This is not just a media history. It’s an attempt to understand how paper and digital formats can coexist, evolve together and generate entirely new forms of publishing.