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Algorithmic Drive. Daïmôn. October 2018.
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Conduite algorithmique. Daïmôn. Octobre 2018.
Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".
Made with processing (processing.org).
Introduction to Algorithms is a book on computer programming by Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson, Ronald L. Rivest, and Clifford Stein.
Made from 11 light frames with 6 dark frames by Starry Landscape Stacker 1.8.0. Algorithm: Min Horizon Noise
A fractal Mondrian pattern, see this blog post. A zoomable version can be found here.
Shot for Macro Mondays "Frustrations"
What I find frustrating is the continued dumping of electronic goods into our landfills. Electronic devices are filled full of lead, mercury, cadmium and other heavy metals. Fortunately in Alberta we have a province run recycling program for monitors computers and printers. Yet there are thousands of other devices with chips in them as well. These don't get recycled.
Even more frustrating are the "Recycling companies" that end up shipping the majority of the e-waste to developing nations where they cause even more damage than they would in our landifills. Very sad stuff if you've ever seen the documentaries.
Such a wasteful society we have. Don't feel too bad though, I'm just as guilty of producing my share of pollution. The cost of modern living I suppose.
Shot Info:
50mm prime lens with a 32mm extension tube. SB-600 shot at 1/64th directly behind. Triggered with the CTR-301P wireless trigger.
My render server is up and running! I can finally crank these out without bringing my laptop to its knees.
A bit of practice in the back garden helps to settle my nerves and bring me a little further back from the edge.
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Abstract image generated by an algorithm implemented in Processing.
Particle moves through scene, perturbed by noise.
Three particles "chase" lead particle (and each other), keeping a roughly triangular configuration.
Triangle sides form paintbrushes that sweep across the scene.
Paint becomes more transparent with a hint of colour, as triangle narrows,
and switches from black to white when triangle "flips over".
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Thinking involves assessment, prediction and decisions based on nature and nurture. I like the assessment part, and also dont mind the predictions. Going through 'the deciding' part is not that easy for me.
Like right now i spend a long time deciding the colour of the background for this image. Black? or white?
Prior to that i spend long time deciding weather i should invest time experimenting photoshop, or plan the next photoshoot.
Before that i spend loads of time while deciding weather i should buy a new lens or a flash, before that.... blah blah blah.
Everytime while making decisions i get lost, and find myself assessing and predicting things (like a moment ago i assessed that 'assesses' is the only word I know with 5 s's...
well now i am thinking that i do possess another word like that: 'possesses')
I predict that this inability to decide is not going to go anywhere any time soon. As long as i can assess, i dont think i will worry that much. That is what i have decided.
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400 Million years old, found in Morocco.
These lowly relatives of the squid and octopi lasted over 300 million years. This particular example dates to the Emsian Age, when Ammonites were all the rage as sea-life goes. The coiled yet non-contiguous habit is quite uncommon among Ammonites, possibly due to a relative lack of robustness leading to an early inclusion in someone else's diet.
Algorithmic Drive. Daïmôn. October 2018.
francois-quevillon.com/w/?p=1466
Conduite algorithmique. Daïmôn. Octobre 2018.
Algorithm: Camille Rojas - Nuit blanche 2019 Toronto
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Presented in partnership with Nuit Blanche Toronto:
Saturday, October 5th, 2019, 7pm-2:30am
Exhibition Run: Saturday, October 5th- Sunday, October 6th, 2019
Algorithm is a 30-minute solo contemporary dance piece meditating on sexual discrimination in computer vision science; particularly, the algorithms behind removing images of breasts and vulvas online. Currently, an overwhelming number of algorithms exist solely to detect these body parts – often deemed as “pornographic” – yet very few focus on censoring the phallus. The choreography uses symbols and characters from various algorithms as a point of departure, one of which is the han character (凹) as it closely resembles the shape of a vulva (or “concave, hollow, depression” ¹). Throughout the movements, the body, in its raw and fleshy form, interrogates these shapes from beyond the reach of algorithmic censorship. Algorithm simultaneously celebrates censored body parts while highlighting the gender inequality that is extant in technology.
1 - Shen, Xuanjing, Wei Wei, and Qingji Qian. 2010. “A Pornographic Image Filtering Model Based on Erotic Part.” In
3rd International Congress on Image and Signal Processing (CISP), vol. 5, 2473–77.
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Camille Rojas (b. 1993 Toronto; Lives and works in Toronto) is a multidisciplinary artist working with film, photography, and dance. She holds a BFA in Photography Studies from Ryerson
University and has recently exhibited at Erin Stump Projects, Gallery 44, Ryerson Image Centre, Gallery TPW and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Instagram: @camiillerojas
It is one of the signs of the times we're in. You get two groups of American Citizens together and they will come up with a reason to argue. We argue about sports, about politics and religion and yes, we even argue about Car Culture.
So, what happens when two Car Clubs happen to show up at the same park on a cloudy Sunday afternoon?
Stay tuned!
We never realized how angry many Lego people are. The stories you hear from Legoland make it sound like a great place.”
Like many photographers who share their work on Flickr, we are baffled at the idea of a computer algorithm deciding what is interesting. The idea that a computer is somewhere saying, “I don’t know what art is, but I know what I find interesting” is hilarious. The fascination the Bot has with Lego people is a fun example of the mysterious tastes the Flickr-Bot possesses. Larry wondered how he might address this in a fun way.
The idea behind this image was meant to compare the two modeling worlds of Lego and Diecast.
It wasn’t until we began to set up the scene that the possible political implications of the idea became apparent. Yes, it looks like a gathering of angry Americans blaming their problems on other people. Sorry if you feel that way too but our sympathies are with the Homies. They have more character and personality.
Maisto 1960 Ford Starliner
Jada 1960 Chevrolet Impala
Lego cars and people are from two series, Lego City and Lego Friends
Homies were created by David Gonzales
Trees are by Marilyn Heath
This is a forced perspective photograph of 1/24 scale models in front of a real background.
The characters, names and events in this presentation are fictional. Any resemblance to any actual events, entities or persons, whether living or dead is purely coincidental.