Jonathan P. Bowen , Tula Giannini , Rachel Ara , Andy Lomas , Judith Siefring
July 2019
Proceedings of EVA London 2019 (EVA 2019)
Electronic Visualisation and the Arts
8 - 11 July 2019
Computational culture, AI art, Digital aesthetics, Digital art, Digital culture, Digital heritage, Digitalism, Postdigital
This half-day Symposium explores themes of digital art, culture, and heritage, bringing together speakers from a range of disciplines to consider technology with respect to artistic and academic practice. As we increasingly see ourselves and life through a digital lens and the world communicated on digital screens, we experience altered states of being and consciousness in ways that blur the lines between digital and physical reality, while our ways of thinking and seeing become a digital stream of consciousness that flows between place and cyberspace. We have entered the postdigital world and are living, working, and thinking with machines as our computational culture driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning embeds itself in everyday life and threads across art, culture, and heritage, juxtaposing them in the digital profusion of human creativity on the Internet.
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