Algorithmic folding

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Forth, Jamie. 2024. Algorithmic folding. In: Glenna Batson and Susan Sentler, eds. Artmaking as Embodied Enquiry – Entering the Fold. Bristol: Intellect. ISBN 9781789389685 [Book Section] (In Press)

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This chapter attempts to re-envision the practice of computational art within the nexus of the fold. It takes inspiration from the artistic and somatic practices of the curators of this edited volume who have encouraged and facilitated this research. At a time in which algorithmic processes shape our experiences to a seemingly ever greater extent the practice of computational art offers a perspective from which to critically address this phenomenon as well as provides a means for intervention. Following Deleuze’s reading of Leibniz, the analysis attempts to trace interweaving threads between art and computation to foreground practices and ways of thinking and can serve as both context and subject matter for artistic investigation. Reflections on the practice-research project Mediated Movement, Choreographic Collaboration are presented as a case-study through which many of these ideas were explored.

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Keywords:

computational art; fold; superfold; metacomputation; embodiment; practice research; Deleuze; Leibniz;

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Computing

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