Schizoanalysis as Metamodeling
which is related to the idea of "flows", potentiality and actuality in cycle, something like this:
or in my interpreation in Finnish:
ok, maybe this would need some deeper interpreation ... :)
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Metamodelization
Roy Ascott image remainded me of this issue
which is related to the idea of "flows", potentiality and actuality in cycle, something like this:
or in my interpreation in Finnish:
ok, maybe this would need some deeper interpreation ... :)
which is related to the idea of "flows", potentiality and actuality in cycle, something like this:
or in my interpreation in Finnish:
ok, maybe this would need some deeper interpreation ... :)
PRESENTATION FIRST, notes about participants
I have made those notes very quickly, please edit those that concern you!
Karolina: organicity - sulf supporting system for its life time, organisation, metabolism. working with idea of lapus as a social pimple, place of autonomy
Kari's alternative university; unemployed artists, cooperation with city nonhierarchical, institution 5 year plan, beginning
tero: visual artist performance, audio, field recording, groups, autonimic organisational issues, teaching drawing, mollecular organisation,
Jacek: Denmark, Stockholm, experience design, art etchnology and design, not considering graphic or product designer indisciplinary being, looking for metaphor for beings , varuous experience, sound design, movie....
Marko: music background, music theory, theater, synthesis now trying to make, games: game freak, brainwave muslic laboratory project, interactive performance installation, brainwave of the audience exchange to the, music, performers that react to the musik,
Cat: dance background improvisation: journalism study not for me, climbing in the same time, dance improvisation, from there to dance, technical classes, photography ba in dance and visual art, technology, performer and choreographer, sculpturing choreography and video artist, multimedia dance performance, new media and performance, teacher, improvisation and performance, dance for camera.
Helen: artist and researches on interdc practices, cybernetics, system based art drawin colective utterance, accident, overheating ssytem , theree dimentional level of writing code, low tech investigations. , writes, teacher dartington college,
performance video installation,
game-play
one of our sessions subject. we are still continuing each of participants presentations. notes are taken in a playful way. impulse is taken from the drawing-notes from previous session.
I have taken one drawing that was something like table, divided on four parts with the table cloth pattern and four plates.
here are the audio notes.
FIRST: taken by pushing the button play and stop every 4 sec.
hyyh, audio is coming soon...
SECOND: play and stop is pushed when Kari (which is talking) is moving and not moving his hands (gesticulating or not)
Time of transformation
Autonomous virtual time sets up militarisation of depersonalized time of person. It is as simple as being mastered by virtual clock. Singular creative process reqires autonomy in time. Time of transformation. Or the connection of time with a material condition. Process in matter. Martin Welton talks about the historical process of disconnection the weather conditions from the theater: exchanged to equal air conditioning enclosed room. The weather is a common reality and transformation process of ordinarity as a part of the piece, or as something that doesn’t let you separate thiese two realitites and take it as an one. Transformation need all conditions of you. Time of matter is time of growing, time of growing roots and growing leaves, time of rain and time of sun. It is unequal, conditional and uncountable in number.
HOW MIGHT PROCESS BASED WORK ENGAGE WITH FORM?
Harrell Fletcher's Report
Running Fence - Christo & Jeann Claude
In 1980, artists Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz created a "Hole in Space" by linking bigger-than-life displays in New York and LA with a satellite feed. (ignore voice over!)
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Perfect Human
Here are some random video-links that came to my mind.
Perfect Human, by Joergen Leth
the classic Stanford prison experiment.
...
Perfect Human, by Joergen Leth
the classic Stanford prison experiment.
...
Mollecular and else
Ok,
here is some microcontribution, on links mostly.
Here is the website for the Finnish Mollecular organization, a new network for polictical and social theorists and artists. Mostly starting from the theoretical discourse of Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze and Italian Neo-operaismo - for instance. But mostly we are trying to develop some new tools to cope with the all too common, present, precarious living conditions of ours. I must apologize that most of the stuff is still in Finnish, but there is some audiofiles on the link "recordings", and short introduction in english.
www.mollecular.org
A web-based magazine called Ephemera has interisting articles, and namely to the subject of autopoiesis and newly developed concept of copoiesis by Bracha Ettinger.
Website of Ephemera.
and the article of Ettinger on Copoiesis.
Inflexions is also a great web-magazine on the theory of interaction.
Inflexions.
And finally a version of the presentation that I gave-those who have interest into it.
Osmotic
here is some microcontribution, on links mostly.
Here is the website for the Finnish Mollecular organization, a new network for polictical and social theorists and artists. Mostly starting from the theoretical discourse of Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze and Italian Neo-operaismo - for instance. But mostly we are trying to develop some new tools to cope with the all too common, present, precarious living conditions of ours. I must apologize that most of the stuff is still in Finnish, but there is some audiofiles on the link "recordings", and short introduction in english.
www.mollecular.org
A web-based magazine called Ephemera has interisting articles, and namely to the subject of autopoiesis and newly developed concept of copoiesis by Bracha Ettinger.
Website of Ephemera.
and the article of Ettinger on Copoiesis.
Inflexions is also a great web-magazine on the theory of interaction.
Inflexions.
And finally a version of the presentation that I gave-those who have interest into it.
Osmotic
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Autopoiesis
http://www.oikos.org/mariotti.htm
the term "autopoiesis" expresses what he called "the center of the constitutive dynamics of living systems". To live this dynamics in an autonomous way, living systems need to obtain resources from the environment in which they live. In other words, they are simultaneously autonomic and dependent systems. So, this condition is clearly a paradox. This self-contradictory condition cannot be adequately understood by linear thinking, according to which everything must be reduced to the binary model yes/no, or/or. When dealing with living beings, things, and events, linear thinking begins by dividing them. The next step is the analysis of the separate parts. No attempts are made to look for the dynamic relationships that exists between them.
the term "autopoiesis" expresses what he called "the center of the constitutive dynamics of living systems". To live this dynamics in an autonomous way, living systems need to obtain resources from the environment in which they live. In other words, they are simultaneously autonomic and dependent systems. So, this condition is clearly a paradox. This self-contradictory condition cannot be adequately understood by linear thinking, according to which everything must be reduced to the binary model yes/no, or/or. When dealing with living beings, things, and events, linear thinking begins by dividing them. The next step is the analysis of the separate parts. No attempts are made to look for the dynamic relationships that exists between them.
Some links,
hello all,
Just the few lines with some links I mentioned during last meeting:
Interactive Institute:
http://www.tii.se/
Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship
http://www.sses.se/
Culture Lab,Newcastle
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/culturelab/
Just the few lines with some links I mentioned during last meeting:
Interactive Institute:
http://www.tii.se/
Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship
http://www.sses.se/
Culture Lab,Newcastle
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/culturelab/
Monday, June 1, 2009
Interaction
But what does "interaction" mean, really?
Not much, actually. A light switch is interactive. You flick it up, the light turns on. You flick it down, the light turns off. That's interaction.
(Costikyan 2002, 11)
Four categories of interaction:
1. navigation
2. participation
3. conversation
4. collaboration
(Dixon 2007, 563)
Not much, actually. A light switch is interactive. You flick it up, the light turns on. You flick it down, the light turns off. That's interaction.
(Costikyan 2002, 11)
Four categories of interaction:
1. navigation
2. participation
3. conversation
4. collaboration
(Dixon 2007, 563)
AUTOMATISM and AUTONOMY
What is Automatism:
1748, first used by Eng. physician and philosopher David Hartley (1705-57) in ref. to involuntary animal or human actions, from Gk. automatos "self-acting," from autos- "self" (comb. form) + matos "thinking, animated." Sense of "self-acting, having power of motion" is from 1812; especially of machinery, which simulates human action from 1940.
1. self-thinking, self-acting; System of subsystems, in which coordination is simplified in order to system being more productive or to function at all (as washing machine for example).
2. Being a machine.
3. Immediate answer coming from some existing code of behavior.
4. Way of dealing with things in an automatic mode.
What is Autonomy:
1623, from Gk. autonomia, noun of quality from autonomos "independent, living by one's own laws," from auto- "self" (comb. form) + nomos "custom, law" (see numismatics).Autonomous is recorded from 1800
1. Self-organizing inside the existing system;
2. System of subsystems cooperating separately and without coordination.
(that is description from myself and Dictionary and Thesaurus, New Oxford American Dictionary, 2nd Edition, Oxford American Writers Thesaurus, Copyright © 2005 Apple Computer, Inc.,)
I think what is interesting about this definition point of view: they are both almost like a similar systems, but with total different, how to say, governing system. Automatic system is set of smaller units governed from outside (by brain:) and interacting between each other functionally in order to work in most productive way, and autonomic system is a set of smaller units that are each on their own and having separate own functions and interacting between each other in self-governing mode, so how I thin: not limited by the necessity of certain outcome, or by the way how to approach it.
k.
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