If you want to know more about the self-organising sound system I have been working on recently, check out my blog post on the @ialab website ! https://t.co/OhYANS4dZb #DfPI
@eric_ethos @HereEast@BartlettArchUCL@ialab I'll be posting more content in the next few days including some videos and blog post explaining the project !
FIRST EVER! Work in Progress Show for our Masters in Design for Performance & Interaction Students - 29/30 June @BartlettArchUCL https://t.co/HhLN2k3Kbu
Over the last few weeks I've been working on a #fullanalog#kineticinstallation, with some hand made circuit boards and a lot of cute little mechanical parts... here is a glimpse of the project, stay tuned for more ! @ialab#DfPI
Introducing the 8 Ropes analog+digital instrument, converting travelling waves on ropes into sound using #arduino#MaxMSP and #AbletonLive. Check out the video of the performance : https://t.co/rPOmblFjJE @ialab#DfPI
Incredibly rewarding weekend exploring with @m_tricaud to find “the facts of chances” and to examine traditional techniques that enhance live performances. @104paris@MuseeArtForain@ialab#DfPI
@amygoodchild@parker_heyl@ialab Maybe that's where we need to question the difference between being an artist and being a creative (or designer). To me a creative job is mainly aimed at an ouput (a product, a service), and that's where an IA would thrive. But isn't art purposeless ?
"[Artifical Intelligence] Is the long term idea to replace artists or to complement their work ?" Wait a minute, why are we even afraid about artists being replaced, as if art was only valuable for its ouput and not as a process in itself? @amygoodchild@parker_heyl@ialab#DfPI https://t.co/b2cFl1jEEm