NeoBabylonien
NeoBabylonien is a contemporary term used in German-language discourse to describe an aesthetic, literary, or architectural tendency that fuses neo-Babylonian motifs with late-modern or post-industrial urban life. It is not an established historical category but a label employed by critics, artists, and scholars to discuss certain works and ideas.
Origin and usage: The term blends "Neo-" with "Babylonien" (Babylonia). It appears across essays, art criticism,
Themes: NeoBabylonien often engages with authority, commerce, religious imagery, digital surveillance, and the tension between myth
Reception: As a relatively loose and debated label, it has been used variably and sometimes criticized as
See also: Babylonian architecture, Neo-Babylonian Empire, postmodernism, urbanism.