--empyre- soft-skinned space--Much of our conversation thus far has been bound up with digital
objects/quasi-objects/objectiles. Before we wrap the week up, I’d like to
look a little more closely at (a slight reformulation of) Daniel’s last
question, namely:
*Where
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Spheres 1-20 // Sara Ludy http://www.saraludy.com/spheres120.html
In both of their emails, Phil and John called attention to the role of
hardware and software, as structural means through which “data files” are
attributed a
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear --empyre-- members and invited discussants,
Thank you for an engaging start to this month's conversation!
I have a bit of a follow-up question that I feel engages several of the
entries thus far and that, I hope, might get us
--empyre- soft-skinned space--*Welcome to October, 2014 on --empyre-- soft-skinned space: *
*DIGITAL OBJECTS *
Moderated by Quinn DuPont (CA), Anais Nony (FR), and Ashley Scarlett (CA)
with invited discussants to include: Ange Albertini (US); Dragan Epstein
(DE
--empyre- soft-skinned space--*October 6-12*
*PRACTICE*
Much of the current and most pressing work on digital objects is being
taken up within professional and creative contexts through practice. In an
effort to ground a largely theoretical discussion on digital
