https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Jb 2026-05-22T02:49:57Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.39.6 https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141617 2025-09-29T09:33:50Z

<p>Jb: /* summaery / funeral */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE ABOUT PROJECT:''' https://computerdeath.neocities.org/ <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> for more details look at section TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> The artist is in a state of hallucinating - projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. <br /> Some of the consequences of the human influencing the non-human are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> during summaery:<br /> <br /> needed for installation;<br /> - 1 steel pipe<br /> - red thread<br /> - tape<br /> - metal plate<br /> - tiny light<br /> <br /> Konsolenzbuch taped on wall, with candles on metal plate on floor in front of it. There is also tape for the visitors to interact with. A pen is fixed on the wall with red tape, so people can write in the book. <br /> <br /> The drawing is fixed in the air by two pieces of red thread on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The Parte and text are also fixed in the air by 1 piece of thread each on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The body of the computer is also floating in the air, hanging from the steel pipe with a red thread. The dreams that are spilling from the computer hang until the floor. There is a small light in the computer body to illuminate the blood.<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141616 2025-09-29T09:32:54Z

<p>Jb: /* catalogue text without I */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE ABOUT PROJECT:''' https://computerdeath.neocities.org/ <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> The artist is in a state of hallucinating - projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. <br /> Some of the consequences of the human influencing the non-human are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> during summaery:<br /> <br /> needed for installation;<br /> - 1 steel pipe<br /> - red thread<br /> - tape<br /> - metal plate<br /> - tiny light<br /> <br /> Konsolenzbuch taped on wall, with candles on metal plate on floor in front of it. There is also tape for the visitors to interact with. A pen is fixed on the wall with red tape, so people can write in the book. <br /> <br /> The drawing is fixed in the air by two pieces of red thread on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The Parte and text are also fixed in the air by 1 piece of thread each on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The body of the computer is also floating in the air, hanging from the steel pipe with a red thread. The dreams that are spilling from the computer hang until the floor. There is a small light in the computer body to illuminate the blood.<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141615 2025-09-29T09:30:53Z

<p>Jb: /* technical description */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE ABOUT PROJECT:''' https://computerdeath.neocities.org/ <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> during summaery:<br /> <br /> needed for installation;<br /> - 1 steel pipe<br /> - red thread<br /> - tape<br /> - metal plate<br /> - tiny light<br /> <br /> Konsolenzbuch taped on wall, with candles on metal plate on floor in front of it. There is also tape for the visitors to interact with. A pen is fixed on the wall with red tape, so people can write in the book. <br /> <br /> The drawing is fixed in the air by two pieces of red thread on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The Parte and text are also fixed in the air by 1 piece of thread each on the steel pipe.<br /> <br /> The body of the computer is also floating in the air, hanging from the steel pipe with a red thread. The dreams that are spilling from the computer hang until the floor. There is a small light in the computer body to illuminate the blood.<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141614 2025-09-29T09:25:39Z

<p>Jb: /* planned goals &amp; artworks */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE ABOUT PROJECT:''' https://computerdeath.neocities.org/ <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141613 2025-09-28T21:49:20Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE ABOUT PROJECT:''' https://computerdeath.neocities.org/ <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141612 2025-09-28T21:46:00Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> '''LINK TO WEBSITE:''' <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141321 2025-07-08T09:17:32Z

<p>Jb: /* summaery / funeral */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> <br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> <br /> having Parte for computer<br /> <br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141320 2025-07-08T09:16:54Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> having Parte for computer<br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141319 2025-07-08T09:16:26Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> trying ways to grieve through installation<br /> installation:<br /> floating sculpture of computer with &quot;open body&quot; - look at organs (human) with dreams spilling out of it<br /> floating painting/drawing of me with computer<br /> having Parte for computer<br /> + Kondolenzen with candles (audience can interact)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141318 2025-07-08T09:14:30Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> [[File:Parte.jpg|thumb|Parte]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=File:Parte.jpg&diff=141317 2025-07-08T09:14:15Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>a</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141316 2025-07-08T09:12:42Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> ==summaery / funeral==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141315 2025-07-07T07:44:51Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, sound piece, photography, sculpture and exhibition<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation - objects hanging in the space<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141314 2025-07-07T07:43:33Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==about the project (short)==<br /> this project is dissecting the relationship between a human and its machine, from their bodily differences to their imaginary ones. the installation asks the question: can you grieve a machine as a non-machine? and is there any equality in the nature of such relationship?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork. this is a deliberate choice, to disrupt the bulk of ai-generated content that has overcome the digital art sphere.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141263 2025-06-17T09:39:41Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library<br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_without_organs/ body without organs]</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141256 2025-06-03T10:02:18Z

<p>Jb: /* other */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space<br /> [https://threejs.org/ threejs] - open source tools library</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141255 2025-06-03T09:57:47Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - [https://artrkl.com/blogs/news/body-fluids-in-art-blood/ Body Fluids in Art]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141254 2025-06-03T09:52:40Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - [https://ju-schnee.com/ Ju Schnee]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141253 2025-06-03T09:28:44Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the mental processes of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141251 2025-06-02T15:12:05Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the cognitive abilities of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141250 2025-06-02T15:11:46Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> [[File:Computerluv.jpg|thumb|''sketch for project'']]<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the cognitive abilities of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=File:Computerluv.jpg&diff=141249 2025-06-02T15:11:11Z

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Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141247 2025-06-02T08:58:29Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is not a project dealing with the cognitive abilities of a beloved household machine, rather it focuses on projecting emotional competency on an inanimate object. Some of the consequences of the artist influencing the machine are: hallucinations,delusions, body dysphoria, skewed judgment, impulsivity, bad motor coordination.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141246 2025-06-02T08:46:36Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> &quot;I love my computer&quot; is an artwork focusing on the co-dependency between a machine and its human, as well as their differences. The multimedia installation deals with themes of love, loss and embodied cognition, through the eyes of a non-machine, who longs to understand the machine in his life.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines&diff=141242 2025-05-28T14:37:33Z

<p>Jb: /* Midterm Presentations: */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Dreaming computers.png|thumb|539x539px]]<br /> ==Project Module: Hallucinating Computers and Dreaming Non-Machines==<br /> Isabella Lee Arturo, Dr. Mindaugas Gapševičius, Prof. Ursula Damm<br /> <br /> The course wants to stimulate and accompany projects of students dealing with emergent behavior of computers and/or their co-existence with non-machines. Non-machine is a term which has been introduced by Mindaugas Gapsevicius and names all non-technical subjects (humans, animals, plants). It inspires us to look at living things from the perspective of a machine and vice versa. <br /> <br /> In the module we want to imagine how non-humans dream or how we - humans can use our dreams for a meaningful exchange with other non-machines. <br /> <br /> We comprehend the concept of [dreaming] as a term that connects with fictions, futuristic speculations and desires.<br /> <br /> And what about human-shaped machines? Being confronted with hallucinations of software processes in many facets of our daily lives, we would also like to better understand the difference between computer hallucinations and our own dreaming capacity. <br /> <br /> More and more research focuses on all the creatures which made human life possible. Millions of years of photosynthesis made it possible for us to live on earth today. The ecological crises show that we have not yet understood our dependence on our ecological embedding. Have we developed the wrong kind of technology? What can the capabilities of contemporary technology contribute to a common, intellectual and spiritual sphere?<br /> <br /> ==Syllabus==<br /> * 14-04-2025. Lead: Isabella / miga, [[/Introduction mentors and students. Wiki]]<br /> * 15-04-2025. Lead: Isabella / miga, [[non-machines presentation / Latinamerica Artist presentation]]<br /> * 21-04-2025. Holidays<br /> * 22-04-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[First Wall Presentation (Studio Tour) / Body Workshop]]<br /> * 28-04-2025. Lead: Bethan Hughes / Miga<br /> * 29-04-2025. Lead: Bethan Hughes / Miga<br /> * 05-05-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Studio Afternoon]]<br /> * 06-05-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Presentation Day]]<br /> * 12-05-2025. Lead: Lia Giannakou / Miga, [[/The Conscious Body: An Emergency Act]]<br /> * 13-05-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Reading Non-machines, Presentation Day]]<br /> * 19-05-2025. Lead: Moritz Wehrmann / Isabella, [[Workshop]]<br /> * 20-05-2025. Lead: Moritz Wehrmann / Isabella, [[Workshop]]<br /> * 26-05-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Studio Afternoon]]<br /> * 27-05-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Presentation Day]]<br /> * 02-06-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Studio Afternoon]]<br /> * 03-06-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Presentation Day]]<br /> * 09-06-2025. Pfingsten: 09.06.2025<br /> * 10-06-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 16-06-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 17-06-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 23-06-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Studio Afternoon]]<br /> * 24-06-2025. Lead: Miga, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 30-06-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 01-07-2025. Lead: Isabella, [[Mid-term Project presentation]]<br /> * 07-07-2025. Lead: Iannis Zannos. Isabella+miga, [[/Bartok as Proto-Bio-Artist]]<br /> * 08-07-2025. Lead: Isabella+miga, [[summaery 2025 ]]<br /> <br /> ==Students==<br /> * [[/Lina Louise Wolff]]<br /> * [[/Alaina Sophie Nugnis]]<br /> * [[/Buba Beboshvili]]<br /> * [[/Negin Ehtesabian]]<br /> * [[/Mahla Mosahaneh]]<br /> * [[/Radu Paul Simon Reinhardt]]<br /> * [[/David Frommhold]]<br /> * /Oeykue Tuerkan Didinir<br /> * [[/Theo]]<br /> <br /> == Students Artist Presentation Schedule: ==<br /> 06-05-2025: Theo<br /> <br /> 13-05-2025: Buba <br /> <br /> 26-05-2025 (Monday/ 1.5 hour): Negin<br /> <br /> 27-05-2025: Mahla and Lina<br /> <br /> 03-06-2025: David and Alaina <br /> <br /> == '''Midterm Presentations:''' ==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+<br /> !10-06-2025<br /> !Oeykue Tuerkan Didinir<br /> |-<br /> !16-06-2025<br /> !<br /> |-<br /> !17-06-2025<br /> !Theo<br /> |-<br /> !23-06-2025<br /> !<br /> |-<br /> !24-06-2025<br /> !<br /> |-<br /> !30-06-2025<br /> !<br /> |-<br /> !01-07-2025<br /> !<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Recommended Fach courses==<br /> <br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66083&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung Unexpected Imageries - programming generative art] By Ting Chun Liu<br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66132&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung Aesthetics of Macroworlds] by Alessandro Volpato and Alexander König<br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66135&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung A investigation in machine learing / &quot;AI&quot;] by Alexander König<br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66334&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung Computer Aided Fabrication and the Wilderness] by Felix Bonowski<br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66148&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung Speech to Text to Actions] by Isabella Lee Arturo<br /> * [https://www.uni-weimar.de/qisserver/rds?state=verpublish&amp;status=init&amp;vmfile=no&amp;publishid=66172&amp;moduleCall=webInfo&amp;publishConfFile=webInfo&amp;publishSubDir=veranstaltung Technosolutionism + Silicone Nightmares] by Bethan Hughes<br /> <br /> ==Recommended Artists==<br /> ===[https://deweyhagborg.com/ Heather Dewey-Hagborg]===<br /> * [https://deweyhagborg.com/projects/probably-chelsea Probably Chelsea]<br /> &quot;Probably Chelsea is a collection of thirty different possible portraits of whistleblower Chelsea Manning algorithmically-generated by an analysis of her DNA. While she was in prison, forbidden from being visited, she sent me cheek swabs from which I could extract DNA to create her portrait. Genomic data can tell a multitude of different stories about who and what you are. Probably Chelsea shows just how many ways your DNA can be interpreted as data, and how subjective the act of reading DNA really is.&quot;<br /> <br /> ===[https://afroditipsarra.com/ Afroditi Psarra]===<br /> * [https://afroditipsarra.com/work/ventriloquist-ontology Ventriloquist Ontology]<br /> &quot;The project ‘Ventriloquist Ontology’ explores the limits of control and points of hybridization between the human and the machine through the relationship of a performer and a wearable entity. This ventriloquist modular soft entity speaks through text generated using a GPT-2 language model, trained on a dataset of texts around biopolitics, algo-governance, the surveillanced body, and queer theory.&quot;<br /> <br /> ===[https://www.spelapetric.org/ Špela Petrič]===<br /> * [https://www.spelapetric.org/#/plai/ PL'AI]<br /> &quot;PL’AI ... embraces the notion of a play as an ontological condition of all living bodies, including plants. The act of playing, unlike games, which are limited by clear rules or goals, reflects the curiosity of existence and is therefore at the heart of (self)knowing.&quot;<br /> <br /> ===[https://annaridler.com/works Anna Ridler]===<br /> * [https://annaridler.com/circadian-nocturne-2023 Circadian Nocturne]<br /> &quot;Created with artificial intelligence and a high-tech machine that can keep time at an atomic level, Circadian Nocturne also pairs modern, highly precise computerized timekeeping methods with the often unpredictable and imprecise imagery created by autonomous digital software&quot;<br /> <br /> ===[https://stephanierothenberg.com/ Stephanie Rothenberg]===<br /> <br /> ==Recommended Literature==<br /> * Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics<br /> * Hui, Y. (2024). Cybernetics for the 21st Century. Vol. 1: Epistemological Reconstruction. Hong Kong: Hanart Press. Available at https://hanart.press/cybernetics-for-the-21st-century-vol-1/<br /> * Hayles, N. K. 1999. How We Became Posthuman: Virtual Bodies in Cybernetics, Literature, and Informatics. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press. Available at http://thedigitalcommons.org/docs/hayles-posthuman-01.pdf<br /> * AI Uncovered (2024). “Here's How AI 2.0 Will Be DIFFERENT.” Available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkS3cG3jCt0</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141234 2025-05-27T10:26:13Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==catalogue text without I==<br /> text here<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141225 2025-05-27T09:49:26Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==disclaimer==<br /> no generative AI will be used for the creation of this artwork.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141223 2025-05-27T09:43:35Z

<p>Jb: /* basic information */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of the artwork is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. It is presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141219 2025-05-27T09:40:39Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> this multimedia installation artwork is about the relationship of a computer and its human and the love they have for one another.<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141209 2025-05-27T09:24:57Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images<br /> [https://newart.city/ new art city] - virtual art space</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141208 2025-05-27T09:21:32Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - [https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream/ Internet dream (1994)] by Nam June Paik<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141207 2025-05-27T09:18:52Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> <br /> [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=computer&amp;title=Special:MediaSearch&amp;type=image/ wikimedia] - open source images</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141206 2025-05-27T08:45:20Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/The wounds of christ] - Damien Hirst<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://www.grimoireofhorror.com/the-yurei/the-body-horror-of-akira-1988/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141205 2025-05-27T08:39:53Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/ the wounds of christ - Damien Hirst]<br /> <br /> - the body horror of [https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/akirabodyhorror_8777.jpg/ Akira (1988)]<br /> <br /> - more to be added -<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141204 2025-05-27T08:38:31Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/ the wounds of christ - Damien Hirst]<br /> <br /> - the body horror of Akira (1988)<br /> <br /> - more to be added - <br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141203 2025-05-27T08:14:25Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/ the wounds of christ - Damien Hirst]<br /> <br /> - more to be added - <br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141202 2025-05-27T08:09:53Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> -<br /> <br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/ the wounds of christ - Damien Hirst]<br /> <br /> - <br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141201 2025-05-27T08:09:27Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> - [https://www.paulstolper.com/artworks/categories/55/740-damien-hirst-the-wounds-of-christ-portfolio-2005/ the wounds of christ - Damien Hirst]<br /> <br /> - <br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141200 2025-05-27T08:08:36Z

<p>Jb: /* references */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> - <br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141199 2025-05-27T07:49:05Z

<p>Jb: /* idea */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if it is possible to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141198 2025-05-27T07:45:37Z

<p>Jb: /* idea */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141197 2025-05-27T07:30:24Z

<p>Jb: /* idea */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? and if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141196 2025-05-27T07:25:52Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? and if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> - Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> - Internet dream (1994) by Nam June Paik (https://zkm.de/de/werk/internet-dream)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141151 2025-05-20T07:39:42Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. I don't understand much about the inner workings of computers so this project will have a more poetic aspect to it too. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? and if my computer could speak our language what would it say? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141150 2025-05-20T07:24:48Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences. This concept will be presented as an installation.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I have wanted to make an artwork about my computer for a long time now and I feel like this class is the perfect place for it. Bodies of machines are fascinating to me and I love to look at them. <br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> I I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship? - in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141149 2025-05-20T07:18:08Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship?<br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> more detailed:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> - the body of a machine and non-machine connecting<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> installation<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141130 2025-05-12T22:12:20Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship?<br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common. The body of machine and non-machine.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> concrete plans:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> == technical description ==<br /> chaos<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141129 2025-05-12T22:10:44Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==background idea==<br /> I feel love for my old computer but at the same time it is dying and almost unusable for its purpose. We have lived with each other for such a long time and now that relationship is basically ready to die but who decided that? The machine or me? and how could we maintain a relationship?<br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> concrete plans:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet for its poetry about being human and what makes us different than machines<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141128 2025-05-12T21:37:11Z

<p>Jb: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences.<br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> concrete plans:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> ==references==<br /> Fernando Pessoa - Book of Disquiet<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

Jb https://www.uni-weimar.de/kunst-und-gestaltung/wiki/index.php?title=GMU:Hallucinating_computers_and_dreaming_non-machines/Theo&diff=141127 2025-05-12T21:25:20Z

<p>Jb: /* idea */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Project name:'' I love my computer'''''<br /> <br /> ==basic information==<br /> the focus of this project is the co-dependency between a machine and its owner/human, as well as their differences.<br /> <br /> ==idea==<br /> in this project I will create a multimedia artwork about the relationship between my late computer and me. It will focus on the life of a machine and human together and how a relationship like that works. <br /> I will compare our parts and see if they are similar in any way or if we have anything in common.<br /> <br /> Through different mediums I will depict our relationship with each other, I will try to show how I see my computer and how my machine might see me. Another aspect I want to explore is if its able to have a relationship between a machine and non-machine as equals.<br /> <br /> ==planned goals &amp; artworks==<br /> painting, comic, animation, sound piece, photography, sculpture and website that documents the work<br /> <br /> concrete plans:<br /> <br /> - painting of how machine and non-machine embrace each other<br /> <br /> - comic depicting language barrier<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> ...</div>

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