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agoston nagy

@stc #7048

coding, algorithmic art, workshops stc.github.io
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terminal drawing (binary-tree)
[——————]. experimental plot
added 're-frame' to the long-form generative art section of my site https://stc.github.io/g-a/ with a link to the National Gallery's exhibition site

fyi, the collection is still available to mint on @highlight
black / silver process
drawing with quantum computers - an interesting approach to visualize superpositions and quantum noise using a 'Bell State' circuit

https://medium.com/qiskit/rothko-inspired-generative-quantum-art-6f34ca9d17cb
love the new 'people' page on Creative Applications, the header is really pleasing on the top of the layout..

just realizing my oldest submission is 10+ yrs old, and my last submissions are all long-form generative pieces published on @fxhash & @highlight

https://www.creativeapplications.net/people/agoston-nagy/
ArkDes (Stockholm) has a really comprehensive, cutting edge bookstore, worth to have a visit

Just stumbled into this edition under the "theory" label -- including various interviews on the recent changes of the digital art scene
myriad exhibition opening at the Reactor Hall, Stockholm

https://rethread.art/projects/myriad/
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Archeologists have discovered 303 new Nazca glyphs using drones and AI— nearly doubling the number known in just 6 months.

With the discovery comes new insight regarding the function of the mysterious symbols..

https://www.forbes.com/sites/carlymiller/2024/09/29/ai-discovers-303-nazca-geoglyphs-from-aerial-photos-of-the-peruvian-desert/
'infinite sand sorter' will be showcased at the R1 Reactor Halle, Stockholm as part of 'myriad' exhibition https://rethread.art/projects/myriad/

"The exhibition features 10 artworks with varying digital components, among them an ancient AI book, dance performances with wearable electronics, a drawing robot and loam, the central sculpture displaying the extended credits of all those who contributed to the software, shape or general existence of the other featured artworks and an interactive sonic experience"

opening tomorrow 18h CET, come by if you are around
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This font is 1px thin and can display any text on the screen

msarnoff.org/millitext/
Stumbled again into the thesis of Golan Levin, while helping for a student preparing their graduation work.. Still a deep inspirational source 🤍

"Painterly Interfaces for Audiovisual Performance" - https://acg.media.mit.edu/people/golan/thesis/thesis300.pdf

Highly recommended if you're into interactive art, expressive interfaces and the history of audiovisual performances
're-frame' at Remix the Archive exhibition opening

The show features the ten shortlisted artworks from the Finnish National Gallery’s Combine24 competition.

The generative art competition invited artists to utilise artwork images and data published under the open CC0 licence of the Finnish National Gallery’s art collections. Unlike more traditional art, generative art uses an algorithm governed by artist-defined rules and parameters, and that generates dynamic variations. 

Remix the Archive is open to the public from 20 September to 26 October 2024 every Tue-Sat from 12 noon to 18.00hrs. Entrance is free

If you like ‘re-frame’, please consider voting for it on the competition website → combine24.alusta.art

Any support greatly appreciated!
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a conversation between Anika Meier @postanika and me - on algorithmic art, web3 culture and how I got into the scene - a subjective overview

we cover many topics, have a look if you are interested in digital art, physical drawing machines and computational thinking

https://www.expanded.art/articles/interview-agoston-nagy
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re-frame is now open to the public
touching sky today
"As the language of the digital has become increasingly pervasive, we tend to associate the word “programmed” with the use of digital technologies.

Yet throughout the history of art, artists have used programs—rule sets and abstract concepts—to create their work, employing mathematical principles to drive forms and ideas or establishing rules to explore structures and colors."

Histories of the Digital Now - essay by Christiane Paul, for the "Programmed" exhibition, 2018

https://whitney.org/essays/histories-of-the-digital-now
debug-view → @rodeodotclub (terminal drawing)