digital poetics, installation

Johnny Chung Lee

Human Computer Interaction Research



interface, vr

Eyes’ movements while reading


“This Newspaper has already been read. The eyes’ movements while reading were recorded, digitalized and then reproduced as a print-out.
What emerges is an intimation of something that is actually an invisible process, namely reading; what remains behind is a trace of the intake of information.”



infoViz, reading



robots

cognitive speed



chimp



gap, greed, inequity, profit

PEAR

Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Lab.



academia, anomalies, brain, consciousness

Bas Jan Ader




anomalies, art, artist, performance

Samarost2 Plantage



game, netart, topology, vegan

d30



materiality, matter

Unaligned Collision Avoidance steering behavior

coll



algorithm, body

The small world of human language.

Sole, R. V., & Cancho, R. F. I. (2001). The small world of human language. Proc. Royal Society London, 268, 2261-2265.


“…a statistically significant property has been reported about the organization of human language. In spite of the huge number of words that can be stored by a human, any word in the lexicon can be reached with fewer than three intermediate words, on average.

…the graph connecting words in language shows the same statistical features as other complex networks. The short distance between words arising from the SW[Small World] structure indicates that language evolution might have involved the selection of a particular arrangement of connections between words.

If the SW features derive from optimal navigation needs… words the main purpose of which is to speed-up navigation must exist… According to our calculations, the 10 most connected words are `and’, `the’, `of ’, `in’, `a’, `to’, `’s’, `with’, `by’ and `is’. These words are characterized by a very low or zero semantic content.”



infoViz, language, map

Dan Abrams

shuttle358



music

Christian Robert-Tissot ::




installation, typography

pixile ENESS



installation, interactive, interface

Tauba Auerbach



pop, typography

Glenn Ligon

Regen Projects



activist, art, installation, painting, poem, text, typography

Olivia Plender



drawing, graffiti

Lou Laurita


at Guild & Greyshkul



art, painting, typography, writing