Owais Jamil
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Wikipedia is not perfect (lack of diversity, moderation…) and it remains a fragile system. Still, I wanted to picture it as a post-human vestige, an artifact invaded by biomorphic figures and spreading typography.
fungal.pageThis page is a homage to Wikipedia, one of the greatest website of the World Wide Web.
fungal.pageisn’t play-based exploration also science? And isn’t that the core of research?
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.“what is art, but hope and a question?”
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.I would call it winter, honestly. There’s this feeling of withdrawal (hopefully) to cozier spaces inside. Many spaces where people historically hung out online – a lot of them are now gone or fundamentally changed.
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.I really like the Brian Eno version of that (he has a lot of history in the algorithmic way of making where you set up a process, and then seeing what comes out of it).
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.I noticed that you saved a link from Frank Chimero and it’s been going around with a lot of people who are creative technologists, people who are in science and art. He talks about artists in placement to a machine, placements where you’re above, beside or under the model when it comes to your work.
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.Nobody’s trying to ‘upset’ the world of poetry for money. They’re here for the love of the game
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.the more squiggly grammar or spelling mistake lines you have, the more surprise there is – and hopefully the more joy there is
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.it makes up a word, Cutting Greens by Lucille Clifton
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.I think of computational poetry as 1) the poetic effect of computation processes, and 2) poetic experiences that are made possible through code and interaction.
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.proliferating like a Hydra where, when you make edits, it spirals out of control
The Computational Poet - by Distressed Scientists Dept.