The Meaning of ‘Other’ in Classifications: Formal Methods Meet Artistic Research
作者： Patrick Allo
DOI: 10.1007/S13347-017-0272-4
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摘要: This commentary is a reflection on collaboration with the artist Rossella Biscotti and comments how artistic research logico-mathematical methods can be used to contribute development of critical perspectives contemporary data practices.
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