Arbitrarily Deterministic

Arbitrarily Deterministic

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Arbitrarily Deterministic episodes

  • AD#43 - Claus Wilke

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    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast live on www.keithfem.com on October 26, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to Claus Wilke. Claus is a data sciene professor in the Biology department at The University of Texas in Austin that makes generative art using data visualization tools. In this episode we talk about what makes Claus, Claus. We talk a bit about how he started making art, what it is he does for a day job, generative textbooks, t-SNE, The Artifact, his AI art and the process around that, blockchain technology and all kinds of other things (including a short story about the time he came out to my lakehouse south of Austin.) As always, we had a great time.


    Links-

    https://twitter.com/ClausWilke

    https://clauswilke.com/art/links

    https://www.fxhash.xyz/u/clauswilke/articles

    1 hr
  • AD#042 - Julian Hespenheide

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    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast live on www.keithfem.com on October 12, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to generative/new media artist/designer Julian Hespenheide. Julian joined me in studio and we talked about his definition of design, why he considers himself a designer, how FSM works and what FSM does as a system, some new projects he's working on, his influences and a few more things. Was an excellent conversation.


    Links-

    https://tender.art/project/fsm

    https://twitter.com/julihespenheide

    https://links.julian-h.de/

    https://www.fxhash.xyz/article/fsm.-notes-on-the-work-or%3A-an-attempt-to-explain-everything-and-nothing



    1 hr
  • AD#041 - Lisa Orth

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on October 5, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to legend Lisa Orth. Lisa is a boss. I wanna be her when I grow up. End of story. Listen to the episode.

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/lisaorthstudio

    https://www.lisaorth.xyz/art


    The Alchemist-

    https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DZ06evO04vqIo?si=0dcd3eed68ec4a9c


    1 hr 2 min
  • AD#040 - Ken Wiatrek

    Hosted by Will Pop, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on Sept 28, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode Will talks to Ken Wiatrek aka kenconsumer. Ken is an artist, radioshow host, bar owner, and two time former World Heavyweight Champion. Will and Ken talk about how Ken makes his art, math, Chromatic Abberation, Minimal Perturbation, where the market is heading and what comes after life as a World Champ.

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/KenconsumerE

    https://linktr.ee/kenconsumer

    https://foundation.app/@kenconsumer

    https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Walter-H-Starcke/dp/0929845064


    1 hr
  • ArbDet039 - William Mapan

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on Sept 14, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to William Mapan. William is a world-renowned generative artist that has had, or will have, exhibitions with UNIT London, Tonic, LACMA and Verse Works. His first long form project, Dragons, was one of FX Hash's first breakout hits. William and I talk a bit about his release for LACMA, how he got to where he is at the moment, what it means to be a digitally native artist, and many other things (including his relationship to Matt DesLauriers and their video game.)

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/williamapan

    https://linktr.ee/williamapan

    https://tender.art/William%20Mapan/projects

    https://wayfinder.nfb.ca/

    1 hr
  • AD#038 - Alex Grasser

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on July 6, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to Alex Grasser. Alex is a generative artist/architect that uses various coding tools to build architectural works that he sometimes mints as NFTs to the blockchain. We covered a lot of ground in the short time we got to chat (sorry for the tech difficulties).

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/grasser_alex

    https://alexandergrasser.com/

    https://tender.art/%40grasser_alex/projects

    54 min
  • AD#037 - Libs Elliott

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on June 29, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to Libs Elliot. For the last decade+ Libs has been creating generative quilts using a Processing tool created by Joshua Davis. We discuss how she got to the point where she wanted to use this tool in her art making and where that has taken her since. We also touch on the history quilt making, her NFT collecting habits, whether or not she will release NFTs at some point, Bisa Butler and many many other things along the way.

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/LibsElliott

    https://libselliott.com/

    https://joshuadavis.com/

    https://www.bisabutler.com/


    1 hr
  • AD#036 - Matt DesLauriers

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on June 22, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to Matt DesLauriers. Matt is a vocal proponent of Open Source software and its societal implications. We discuss his role in this ecosystem, how it relates to his artistic practice, how the blockchain factors into this, and how his tools are an extension of his ethos. We also discuss bigger concepts around the act of art creation, generative AI, FX Hash, and other stuff. Matt is an incredibly smart guy, and I love to talk to smart people.

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/mattdesl

    https://tender.art/Matt%20DesLauriers/projects


    59 min
  • AD#035 - Connie Bakshi

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on June 15, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I talk to Connie Bakshi. As a focus, Connie is using AI technology to explore concepts of humanness, lore and ritual. Connie and I talk about her journey to using AI as an artist, how it was growing up a musical prodigy, her background in Biomedical Engineering, recognizing that AI is an intriguing artistic collaborator, AI's role as the "other" and many more interesting things. It was an outstanding conversation to say the least.

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    Links-

    https://twitter.com/conniebakshi

    https://objkt.com/profile/conniebakshi/created


    49 min
  • AD#034 - Casey Reas & Raphael de Courville

    Hosted by Kenconsumer, this episode was originally broadcast on www.keithfem.com on May 25, 2023. Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

    In this episode I'm joined in studio by Raphael de Courville AKA sableRaph and together we call one of the founders of Processing, Casey Reas, to talk about the history of Processing.org and where they see that going. Like always, the conversation veered in many directions, but we did a relatively good job of staying on track throughout the hour. Personally, I learned a bunch and had a great time.

    Keithfem.com operates as a not for profit organization and exists solely on donations made by members of our listening community. Have a Tez or ETH wallet and wanna donate to the podcast? Send Tez or tokens here- idontlikepodcasts.tez or ETH or tokens here- kenconsumer.eth.
    Links-

    https://processing.org/

    https://twitter.com/sableRaph

    https://tender.art/sableraph/projects

    https://twitter.com/REAS

    https://tender.art/Casey%20REAS/projects


    1 hr

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Hosted by Kenconsumer and originally broadcast live on www.keithfem.com, Arbitrarily Deterministic focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.