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topics: "Electronics, Machine Learning"
artist: "Pascal Glissmann"
speakers: "Pascal Glissmann"
artist_bio: "Pascal Glissmann is a designer, media artist, and educator based in New York. His research-driven practice explores the increasingly osmotic membrane between the natural and the artificial.
His research project “electronic-life-forms” (electronic-life-forms.com) — in collaboration with Martina Hoefflin — inhabits the intersection of art, science, and technology to explore the fascination for artificial life and its principles through site-specific installations. The swarms of sculptural subjects that populate public spaces are not based on high-tech data-driven computational systems. Instead, they combine basic electronic concepts with methods of handcraft to seamlessly merge with natural habitats. Observers decide at what point the artificial starts and if that distinction is needed at all.
This interest in the role of the observer and how disciplinary practices of “seeing” shape what we know today inspired Glissmann to co-found the Observational Practices Lab (observationalpractices.org) at Parsons School of Design, New York, in 2016 with his colleague Selena Kimball. In this context, he is currently investigating methodologies of 17th/18th century naturalists and contemporary machine learning models (speculativemineralogy.org).
Glissmann received a Bachelor of Communication Design from the University of Applied Sciences Duesseldorf and an MFA from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. He has exhibited his work in group shows at various international venues including Ars Electronica, Miró Foundation Mallorca, Kiasma Helsinki, Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, and the New Media Art Festival Japan. He is currently Assistant Professor at Parsons School of Design New York, School of Art, Media, and Technology."
artist_bio: "Pascal Glissmann is a designer, media artist, and educator based in New York. His research-driven practice explores the increasingly osmotic membrane between the natural and the artificial.His research project “electronic-life-forms” (electronic-life-forms.com) — in collaboration with Martina Hoefflin — inhabits the intersection of art, science, and technology to explore the fascination for artificial life and its principles through site-specific installations. The swarms of sculptural subjects that populate public spaces are not based on high-tech data-driven computational systems. Instead, they combine basic electronic concepts with methods of handcraft to seamlessly merge with natural habitats. Observers decide at what point the artificial starts and if that distinction is needed at all.This interest in the role of the observer and how disciplinary practices of “seeing” shape what we know today inspired Glissmann to co-found the Observational Practices Lab (observationalpractices.org) at Parsons School of Design, New York, in 2016 with his colleague Selena Kimball. In this context, he is currently investigating methodologies of 17th/18th century naturalists and contemporary machine learning models (speculativemineralogy.org). Glissmann received a Bachelor of Communication Design from the University of Applied Sciences Duesseldorf and an MFA from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. He has exhibited his work in group shows at various international venues including Ars Electronica, Miró Foundation Mallorca, Kiasma Helsinki, Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, and the New Media Art Festival Japan. He is currently Assistant Professor at Parsons School of Design New York, School of Art, Media, and Technology."
description: "In his presentation Pascal Glissmann will talk about Artificial Life, Electronic Handcraft, Observational Practices, Transdisciplinary Collaboration, Anthropogenic Substances, Machine Learning"
artist_website: "http://glissmann.com/"
media_artist_url: "/images/electronic-life-forms.jpg"
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topics: "festival, media arts"
artist: "Patchlab Digital Art Festival"
speakers: "Karolina Paluch"
artist_bio: "Patchlab Digital Art Festival is an annual event for art based on the latest technologies and new media. We are interested in the creative potential in machines, algorithms, programming and databases. We show works by recognized artists, but also by those from beyond the mainstream. We explore key phenomena in contemporary culture and art, including VR, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, hacking and digital identities.
Patchlab is exhibitions, performances and audiovisual concerts, films, workshops with artists and technology specialists, meetings and discussions.
The festival has been held in Krakow since 2012.
Patchlab is organised by the Photon Foundation. It is part of the AVnode international platform of artists and events, presenting contemporary audiovisual art. It is supported by the Creative Europe European Union program."
artist_bio: "Patchlab Digital Art Festival is an annual event for art based on the latest technologies and new media. We are interested in the creative potential in machines, algorithms, programming and databases. We show works by recognized artists, but also by those from beyond the mainstream. We explore key phenomena in contemporary culture and art, including VR, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, hacking and digital identities. Patchlab is exhibitions, performances and audiovisual concerts, films, workshops with artists and technology specialists, meetings and discussions. The festival has been held in Krakow since 2012. Patchlab is organised by the Photon Foundation. It is part of the AVnode international platform of artists and events, presenting contemporary audiovisual art. It is supported by the Creative Europe European Union program."
description: "In an online live presentation Patchlab will be represented by production coordinator Karolina Paluch."
artist_website: "http://patchlab.pl"
media_artist_url: "/images/Patchlab1200x628.jpg"

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layout: event
categories : [session]
number: 78
title:
date_text: "December 13th, 2018"
date_yyyy_mm_dd: "2018-12-13"
location: "SomoS"
location_website: "http://www.somos-arts.org/"
fb_event_url: "https://www.facebook.com/events/490278891482250/"
fb_gallery_id:
talks:
- title: "Phygital Immersive Experiences"
topics: "nature"
artist: "Innative Lab"
speakers: "Willi Döring, Federico Foderaro, José Fernando Andrade"
artist_bio: "Founded in 2017 in Berlin, INNATIVE LAB aims to create immersive experiences through the connection of art and sensing technologies. Parting from the fields of contemporary dance, performance art, neuroscience, audiovisual art and FashTech, INNATIVE LAB thinks of its experimental collaborations as ways of overcoming the barriers between disciplines. Its first performance, DEEP WAVES, adapts ancestral rituals with today’s technology to explore primal ways of connecting; ancient knowledge of influencing neuronal activity joins modern approaches of neuroscience."
description: "For Scope #78 INNATIVE LAB will introduce their artistic research on the phenomenon of interconnection between humans and with nature, focused on the study of ancestral practices and the use of cutting-edge sensing technologies. An insight into the interdisciplinarity within the combination of Neuroscience, Visual Arts and Performance Art."
artist_website: "http://innativelab.com"
media_artist_url: "/images/deep_waves_press5.jpg"
video_artist_url: "https://vimeo.com/213077566"
talk_video_url:
- title: "The Complaints Department"
topics: "audiovisual"
artist: "Matt Gingold (aka Helen Back aka gameover/hack)"
speakers: "Mila Chiral"
artist_bio: "Matt Gingold (aka Helen Back aka gameover/hack) is a trans-feminist artist, producer, curator, critic and coder. Emerging from a multiplicity of Melbourne’s queer, drug and techno scenes in the 90s, they have established their multiple identities in political activism, open source coding, community engagement, real-time media systems, interactivity, installation and perceptual experimentation. Their work has been performed, exhibited and awarded widely including a Prix Ars Electronica Award of Distinction and a Green Room Award for Best Video Design. They have also received numerous honorary fellowships in the area of computer vision, machine learning and dance/somatic intelligence. Since 2015 they live and work from Berlin and Halle (an der Saale), DE."
description: "The talk will cover transitions, New Work und die Zukunft!****CONTENT WARNING FOR THIS TALK**** Some content may trigger mental health issues, cause epilepsy and/or offend viewers sensitive to pornographic, stroboscopic, psychedelic or traumatic audio visual material."
artist_website: "https://gin.gold"
media_artist_url: "/images/46513416_10157739415452316_2074904593392730112_n.jpg"
video_artist_url: "https://vimeo.com/294911341"
talk_video_url:
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