Paper – Page 7 – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“Digital Anarchival Poetics: Algorithms looking into Audiovisual Heritage” presented by Hofman and Montero

“Extensions of Reality: Plants and the Technological Virtual” presented by Unknown presenters

“Memory’s death… or the desire of immortality” presented by Dal Farra

“Setting limits in preservation strategies from the stage of acquisition: a feasibility approach for Media Art” presented by Valdés and Tornés

“Complex acquisitions: understanding the infrastructural properties of born-digital objects in museum collections” presented by Arrigoni and

“When the others are the machines: the challenge of relating to the new craftsman” presented by Medina

“Environmental Critical Zones: Reading the Wrack Lines” presented by Wollensak

“Perlin noise and sovereign land: Minecraft’s world generation algorithm and colonialism” presented by Kerich

“Cultivating Human Potential in Virtual Art Studios” presented by Lim and Song

“Hybrid Art: technology and nature in arts practice and mediation” presented by Lopes

“The art of urgency: cultural mediation as a vehicle for socio-ecological transition” presented by Paquet and Rouleau

“In Sight of Allo-states: Tracing the Path from Environmental Personhood to Agentials, Performances of Personhood and Other Artworks on the Agency-Personhood Continuum (APC)” presented by Ward

“AI Art and the “Transparent Author”” presented by Kelomees

“The Voice of the Machine Audience” presented by Stagliano

“The vanishing of remix concept in machine-driven text” presented by Ludovico

“Data, performances and urban environments” presented by Heidt and

“‘Taman Tugu: Interference/Resistance’ – addressing urban rewilding with a musical augmented reality experience” presented by Collier

“Live data in live performance” presented by Borrell