(Nanjing University of the Arts, China)(2) Natalie Samynadin
(University of Seychelles, Seychelles)*corresponding author
AbstractThis paper aims to describe how the development of the art of selfie photography in the world. This research is library research; the author seeks various reading materials that support the acquisition of data. The reading article is a book and research results published in libraries and online. This study shows that in history, selfies do not only talk about narcissism but have a strong cultural philosophy.
Keywordsself-image; history; aesthetics; portrait; photography
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