A thousand tiny interfacings: fertile acts of resistance
This paper examines the process of
interfacing between organic and technical objects and how this might be
utilized as a tactic to promote invention within new media art events.
Raphael Lozano-Hemmer's Relational Architecture is examined in relation
to concepts of parasitic action and folding to show how the work
develops a complex ecology of relation through interfacing.
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2013-01-01Proceedings
Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium on Electronic ArtEditors
Cleland K Fisher L Harley RPublisher
ISEA International, the Australian Network for Art & Technology and the University of SydneyPlace of publication
SydneyVolume
19ISBN-13
9780646913131Name of conference
ISEA 2013Location
SydneyStarting Date
2013-06-11Finshing Date
2013-06-13Rights Statement
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