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September 16, 2024

Protect & bind (prov title)

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September 06, 2024

Femme - lines of Desire : process day 1

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August 23, 2024

Femme ‘Lines of Desire’ concept : navigation and Mental ‘spatial’ mapping/modelling

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Sensory perception and interaction

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Femme : Initial Cyanotype print tests

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Femme : Paper and OHP test images

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Hunstanton : Navigating nature

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Annecy VR category awards

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VR Gallery Development (Femme)

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Femme ‘Heels’ first test

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Femme collection: ‘Heel’ Development process (Cyanotype and UV reactive Dye)

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Ashby, W.R: Design for a brain
Ball: The Self-Made Tapestry
Bangura: African mathematics:from bones to computers
Bateson: A sacred unity
Bateson: Biological Epistemology (Audio)
Bateson: Mind and Nature
Bateson: The ecology of mind
Bhom & Peat: Science order and creativity
Bhom: The theory of the relationship of mind and matter
Bhom: thought as a system
Bhom: wholeness and the implicate order
Boodin: A realistic universe
Boosche: Haeckel His Life and Work (Helios)
Cinefex 100: Round Table: claims for CGI replication
Cook: The curves of life
Darcy-thompson: On Growth and form.(morphogenesis)
Dewey: How we think
Driesch: Science and philosophy Of the organism
Eglash: African Fractals - from modern computers to indigenous design
Eglash: African influences in cybernetics
Fabre & Walters : animation unlimited
Floridi : The philosophy of Information
Frazier: The Gooden Bough
Fyfe (et.al) UCL: Apophenia, theory of mind and schizotypy: perceiving meaning and intentionality in randomness.
Gilland: Elemental Magic
Hansmeyer: impossible fractal architechture
Harries-Jones, p: A recursive vision
Kentridge: Talk on Pre Einstein Theory of relativity
Lettvin: What the frogs eye tells the frogs brain
Lye: article in Art Newzealand
Lye: Body Electric
Maholy-Nagy: New Vision
Maholy-nagy: Vision in Motion
Mandelbrot: fractals and the geometry of nature
Mathews: The Ecological Self
Mul: Transhumanism
Nichol: The essential David Bohm
Prideaux: Holographic brain theory
Rubin: George Lucas Droidmaker
Searle: The rediscovery of mind
Teilhard de Chardin: Phenomenon of Man
Teilhard de Chardin:: The appearance of Man
Turner: Experimental Animation & Visual Effects
Uexküll: Evolutionary Biology
Vanderbeek: The culture intercom
Von Foerster,H: Understanding understanding: Essays on Cybernetics and Cognition.
Weiner: communication and control in the human machine 1160-1830
Weiner: control and communication in animal and machine
Weinstock: The Evolution of Form in Nature and Civilisation
Wiener: What is cybernetics?

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