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Data Materialization: Principles and Practices in Artistic Research
SessionMateriality and Computation
DescriptionDefining data materialization is relevant because it is an emerging practice that like SIGGRAPH lies at the intersection of art and technology. Furthermore, as data collection explodes in every facet of society, data materialization offers a new form of epistemic translation--the transformation of abstract datasets into physical forms that generate meaning through material–data connections rather than informational communication.
Authors
Courtney Starrett
Texas A&M University
Susan Reiser
University of North Carolina Asheville
Event Type
Art Paper
TimeWednesday, 22 July 20265:05pm - 5:25pm PDT
Location411 Theatre
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Sunday, 19 July 20266:00pm - 8:45pm PDTHall K
Wednesday, 22 July 20263:45pm - 6:00pm PDT411 Theatre
Keywords
Art
Fabrication
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