In this episode we tackle the universal dread of the blank canvas through the lens of theoretical biology and the work of Stuart Kauffman. We explore how the universe builds complexity and how those same principles can serve as the ultimate antidote to creative paralysis. We look at how self imposed creative constraints can lead to artistic innovation.

In this episode we tackle the universal dread of the blank canvas through the lens of theoretical biology and the work of Stuart Kauffman. We explore how the universe builds complexity and how those same principles can serve as the ultimate antidote to creative paralysis. We look at how self imposed creative constraints can lead to artistic innovation.

Theoretical Biology and Creative Constraints

Think of Eidos as a modern dinner party that features photographers, writers, philosophers, and AI chatbots. It's a place where the darkroom alchemist and the AI futurist sit at the same table. Edited by Ira Gardner, this podcast hits the pause button on the modern world to explore the intersection of photography, culture, and technology. Pull up a chair and let's see the world more clearly.

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Theoretical Biology and Creative Constraints

Theoretical Biology and Creative Constraints