Why Would You Want to Picture It – On being a vector inside a neural network
Created by Philipp Schmitt, “Why Would You Want to Picture It” is a sculpture and sound installation engaging with opacity of ‘black box’ machine learning algorithms.
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Vectoglyph – Vector forms as a foreign language
Created by Nicolas Boillot, ‘Vectoglyph’ is a project exploring both the behaviour and implications of GPT-2 AI, a text generating model developed by OpenAI that is able to generate coherent texts in English on demand (including “fake news”).
XYscope – A Processing library to render graphics on a vector display
Created by Ted Davis, XYscope is a library for Processing to render graphics on a vector display (oscilloscope, laser) by converting them to audio.
Vector Festival 2017 – Call for Submissions
InterAccess’ Vector Festival returns with its fifth edition next summer and its curators have issued their annual call for work in and around the edges of videogame culture.
Robert Henke ‘Lumière’ – Cutting the room with vectors and lasers
As Robert Henke sets of on his tour with the new project Lumière, kicking off in NYC on the 10th May, we offer a little preview of what is to come.
etcpp – Drawing animation using a pen plotter and granular matter
Created by Lafkon, etcpp is an animation created using Processing and a Pen Plotter where animation frames are drawn into various granular matter.
3D Printing Freeform and Vector Based Objects
The process allows the creation of freeform objects without the need for molds or supporting structures. Likewise, tool can be changed, manual and multi-material injections performed, live modification and the ability to physically “undo” the print.
Neuronal Synchrony – WebApp as visual performance
Neuronal Synchrony is a local web application for performance created using node.js and two.js to dynamically generate animations in real-time.
Playground Installation for Sonos Studio at SXSW
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Vector – Toronto’s Game+Art Convergence
Vector festival, a self-described “game+art convergence” touches down in Toronto for four days later this week with a program of screenings, performances, panel discussions and exhibitions. CAN tracked down Skot Deeming of Vector’s curatorial team (pictured above, to the right of Clint Enns, Katie Micak and Christine Kim) to get the lowdown on the first edition of the festival.
Here to There [openFrameworks]
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Graffiti Analysis v.3.0 [Mac, openFrameworks]
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