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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"generative art"”.
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Listening to the mind at play: sonified biofeedback as generative art practice and theory
… play affects the root of our being, as it is generative. Often experienced as a thrill, explorative play gradually lures its players beyond their mental or physical limits. While doing so, it affects players well before they can perform intentional actions. To understand explorative play …
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Writing Images: Blending Drawings and Code
… been known to show the thought process of the artist because of its physical immediacy and the way it encourages fast, informal iteration. In contrast the history of programming has been toward a universal language so that common challenges can be addressed in the same way. This MFA Thesis uses …
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Embodied emergence : distributed computing manipulatives
… interactions have fascinated scientists and artists alike for the last century. They challenge the notions of control and creativity, producing outcomes that can be beautiful, engaging and surprising at the same time. While extensive work has been done using computer simulations of such …
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Breeze: A Meditation into Movement
… Breeze, Ripple, and Small Things. It examines artistic approaches to employ movement, such as materiality, the use of algorithms, and video projection. Under the same subject matter 'wind', these three works demonstrate the infinite and ever-changing movements that are created by wind. Breeze, …
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A hypermedia and Project-based approach to Music, Sound and Media Art
This thesis describes my artistic practice as essentially project-based, site-responsive and hypermediating. Hypermediacy—i.e. the tendency of certain media or objects to keep their various constituents separate from their structure—is to be understood as opaque, juxtaposed and after a recurring …
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The DiY ['Do it yourself'] Ethos: A participatory culture of material engagement
Do it Yourself (DiY) is a participatory culture which exemplifies a particular ethos in its approach to technology and materials. Rather than engage with ‘complete’ technologies, such as a technology supplied as ready-to-go item, the DiY practitioners examined in this thesis engage with the raw …