The Organology of the City
Abstract This paper investigates what it means for something to be a city by viewing the city as a complex […]
Agitation, Communication, Wiener, and Bodies
From the discussion in class, a point Malu raised is the binary between emittor and sensor. There is always from […]
Initial Thinking on City Organology
For this week’s required blog post, I am uploading my first thinking around a number of quotes from Yuk Hui’s […]
Mythotechnesis_WIP_1
In_Organisms is an exploration of fictioning and embodied intelligence. Beginning as an idea to create a working sculptural algae bioreactor […]
In_Organisms
The inspiratorial jumping off point for this project was the idea of creating an algae bioreactor using recycled PET bottles. […]
Nunnery Gallery and Dissertation proposal
Some months ago I applied for and was accepted into the show: Visions in the Nunnery at Nunnery gallery, the […]
K, Punk?
I’ve started this writing a thousand times and yet never. Overly concerned with response, I stare at the dying plant […]
CompArts 2: Electric Boogaloo
Before the old academic year ended, the new one started it seemed. I was fortunate enough to have my work […]
Steward
Steward is an investigation into the concept of stewardship, employing a procedurally generated terrain, slowly decaying over time.
Urban Food Commons and the UK
Food poverty in the UK is a political choice. In ostensibly the fifth largest economy in the world, an estimated […]
Machine Drawing: Space and Time
Living City
MFA Computational Arts Blog Week 18
Here’s my notes again Augmentations: Computability, Incomputability and Positive Errors What does it mean to think of intelligence not as […]
MFA Computational Arts Blog Week 17
Here’s my notes: The critique of anthropocentrism is often accompanied by OOO and NM Things do not exist just for […]
MFA Computational Arts Blog Week 15
The weeks keep coming and they don’t stopping coming, but the amount of work I produce seems to endlessly diminish […]
MFA Computational Arts Blog Week 14
We engaged with the idea of touch and hapticity. I’m struggling for time so following are my notes and then […]
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