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Categories: Image processing
Keywords: Computer graphic
Relevant passages:
Ingeborg Reichle «Transgenic Bodies. Where Art and Science Meet: Genetic Engineering in Contemporary Art1 Art and science»
Check as well:
Karl Sims
William Latham Karl Sims «Genetic Images» William Latham «The Evolution of Forms» William Latham «The Process of Evolution» William Latham «The Garden of Unearthly Delights»
Louis Bec
«Prolegomena»
The «Prolegomena» manifesto describes connections between scientific studies of life, artificial life, and the performing arts. The statements of Bec consider the following topics: * strategies of artificial life which address the notion of the «master,» * concepts of life resulting from artificial life research, * zoological systems that embed themselves in ‹natural› life and claim their spot in the ‹world of the psyche,› * artificial life the result of manipulations, modeling – the creation of life as a way to understand the living, and an aesthetic of autonomy.
(Source: Ars Electronic Archive)
