Context: composition - Computer: Composing with Basal Agencies

This talk sources Computer, a new software tool for composing with biologically inspired simulations in musical contexts. We'll explore how Computer people to work with artistic life models like floating, slime molds, and swarms as part of their creative process. We'll discuss the concept of „basal cognition“ - simple forms of intelligence found in nature - and how The computer allows composers to have their parents to have their problems in their work.

25 October 2024 · 12:15–13:00

Date

25 October 2024

Time

12:15–13:00

Location

Dynjandi, Skipholti 31

Department

Department of Music

This talk sources Computer, a new software tool for composing with biologically inspired simulations in musical contexts. We'll explore how Computer forms of intelligence found in nature - and how The numbers of all projects in their works. The talk will cover Statistics, including real-time interaction, Open Sound Control, interactive machine learning and vision training with the opportunity to experience.

Free entry and all welcome.

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Jack Armitage is a musician, designer and technologist based in Reykjavík, and the founder of Afverhju Not - The Absolutely Everything Studio. Jack is a postdoc researcher at the Intelligent Instruments Lab, University of Iceland, and has a PhD in Media & Arts Technologies from Queen Mary University of London. Jack's work spans experimental concerts, electronic club performances and DJ sets, multimedia installations, interface design, sound design, music production and composition, and more. Jack's project Lil Data released on the PC Music label, and has co-production credits including Charli XCX and Jónsi.

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