In this episode, artist and composer Jem Finer discusses his 1000-year-long music composition, Longplayer. He talks about his artistic process, ruminates on the value of the 'unknowable,’ and shares thoughts on what AI could learn from the artwork's unique approach to both temporality and community.
image: Jem Finer, sketch of Longplayer's orbits

In this episode, artist and composer Jem Finer discusses his 1000-year-long music composition, Longplayer. He talks about his artistic process, ruminates on the value of the 'unknowable,’ and shares thoughts on what AI could learn from the artwork's unique approach to both temporality and community. image: Jem Finer, sketch of Longplayer's orbits

In this episode, artist and composer Jem Finer discusses his 1000-year-long music composition, Longplayer. He talks about his artistic process, ruminates on the value of the 'unknowable,’ and shares thoughts on what AI could learn from the artwork's unique approach to both temporality and community.
image: Jem Finer, sketch of Longplayer's orbits&nbsp;

Jem Finer -Temporal Murmurings

A podcast that explores intersections of contemporary art and artificial intelligence. Hosted by Carolyn Strauss, director of Slow Research Lab, and created in collaboration with the Australian Institute for Machine Learning and the Sia Furler Institute at the University of Adelaide. Season 03 is supported by The Resonance Foundation.

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