Following the world-building spirit of Guattari?s Three Ecolo- gies (1992), Kropotkin?s Mutual Aid (1902), and Murray Bookchin?s social ecology (1982), I pursue this reclaimed notion of debt in the design of an experimental and experi- ential immersive media environment called Mutual Space. Mutual Space responds through floor projection, multi- channel sound, dynamic lighting and other physical-digital assemblages to bodily gesture sensed using computer vi- sion and signal processing techniques. Bodies sensed by camera deform a fluid simulation (projected onto the floor). Actions like moving, speaking, sitting, napping etc. in this environment effect forces in the fluid system, which carries clusters of colored particles projections across the floor. The fluid system and these particles act as a ?prototypi- cal? non-discretized ledger. For example, if reading light is needed, we may gesture to push the illumination particles over the reader. Our gestures in turn create new particles for other uses, like powering a cooling fan or watering a plant. Without predefined actors, ensembles of fleshy bod- ies and media transact and exchange continuously. Rebuk- ing the quantization of value and debt as obligation, this experimental work explores an embodied post-scarcity eco- nomics in which collectives are strengthened by accumula- tion of heterogeneous mutual indebtedness.

o.glj.korgnanokontrol.rot

korg nano control

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p5.beatstep

code for using arturia beatstep with p5 sketches. Both infrastructure and examples.

p5.korgnano

supports korg nanoKontrol2 for real-time MIDI control of JS variables

poetic-machines-teaching-materials

Course instruction with Garrett Laroy Johnson. Art and Technology, Creative Coding, New Media Art, Processing, P5, MaxMSP, Physical Computing

rnbo.example.webpage

Running a RNBO patch in the browser, using a local static web server

slomoco

SloMoCo 2021 website

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permanent website for slomoco. Created with static site generator Eleventy 11ty

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Thinking Machines is a semester project at the Media Design Master, HEAD – Genève, in which students will revisit the concept of “personal computers” in the age of neural networks and explore how the creation of personalised assistants can reshape their creative workflow.

visible_sketches

max patches and other code related to the visible sketches interactive dance project, Arizona State University / Western Wyoming Community College

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