EDUARDO MIRANDA, deciphering the possibilities of machine-made creativity
16 Feb, 2017
Words by Meritxell Rosell What do you imagine it is to be a composer working at the intersection of music, computing and biology? Professor
Words by Meritxell Rosell What do you imagine it is to be a composer working at the intersection of music, computing and biology? Professor
Interview by Ana Sancho Pinar Yoldas is one of those artists that makes you question the future and what it might entail. Her work draws
Words by Ana Sancho Molecular and cell biology are disciplines that seek to understand biological processes at molecular and cellular levels. When it comes
Interview by Meritxell Rosell teamLab is a Japanese collective and creative group that aims to blur the boundaries between art, science, technology and creativity through
Interview by Lula Criado Re-Wired / Re-Mixed: Event for Dismembered Body. Radical Ecologies, PICA, Perth (2016.) Photo credit: Steven Aaron Hughes Professor Stelarc, Distinguished Research Fellow
Interview by Lula Criado What happens if we alter the traditional methods of sensing by adding an extra sense? What changes if we extend our
Words by Sebastian Kamau What does it mean to be an emotional creature? How do we reconcile the prevailing human-centred design mindset with non-humans? Can
Words by Lula Criado Massive hunting, fishing, and agriculture, brought to scale by the industrial revolution and technological advances, have altered the environment and
Text by CLOT Magazine Johannes Klabbers is an Australian writer and posthumanist therapist living and working in The Netherlands. This year, he served as the
Interview by Meritxell Rosell We met Sergi Jordà on a cold, sunny winter day in Barcelona last March. And while we shared thoughts about common
Words by Ana Sancho Ljubljana-based intermedia artist Robertina Šebjanič might be one of the most interdisciplinary artists of our times. She is a co-founder and
Words by Lula Criado I’m constantly trying to reframe the field of electronic textiles by asking myself what does this technology mean and what is
Words by Meritxell Rosell The Waldorf Project’s Chapter 3/FUTURO ended last week after 27 sold-out performances. For those that have been lucky to attend this
Words by Ana Sancho Dr Simon Park, a bacteriologist by training, creates artistic works using the natural creativity of these powerful microorganisms. Park, a senior lecturer
Interview by Lula Criado Human impact has caused mass extinctions of animal and plant species and altered the environment so that, according to a
Words by Meritxell Rosell Generative art is the kind of art created with the use of a (generally) non-human autonomous system which can independently determine
Words by Meritxell Rosell Barcelona-born but based in the Netherlands, designer Òscar Tomico is one of these young academics with an impressive curriculum. Dr Tomico
Interview by Lula Criado For Dutch fashion designer Pauline Van Dongen, technology is a means to create dynamic expression within fashion. [Technology] offers ways to
Interview by Meritxell Rosell Lawrence Lek is a German-born, Malaysian-Chinese artist that creates speculative architectural scenarios and uncanny simulations. He builds enigmatic and paradoxical spaces,
Words by Lula Criado ‘I was fascinated by the scientific methods of control setting, protocols and measurable situations versus spontaneous outcomes.’ says Nurit Bar-Shai, an