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- | Ever since the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot geometrically described structures in nature as ‘self-similar systems’ in „How Long Is the Coast of Britain? Statistical Self-Similarity and Fractional Dimension“ a paper published in 1967, fractal structures have remained a subject of artistic enquiry. Strange attractors in their quality of chaotic fractals constitute together with self-similar structures an important part of chaos research, and feature as core and lead theme of the exhibition. | + | Ever since the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot geometrically described structures in nature as ‘self-similar systems’ in „How Long Is the Coast of Britain? Statistical Self-Similarity and Fractional Dimension“ a paper published in 1967, fractal structures have remained a subject of artistic enquiry. Strange attractors in their quality of chaotic fractals constitute together with self-similar structures an important part of chaos research, and feature as core and lead theme of the installation. |
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+ | „Strange Attractors" | ||
- | „Seltsame Attraktoren“ (Strange Attractors) is about a generative system for sound and projections based on the analogue computer | + | „Strange Attractors" rises the question if climate can be predicted, described by Julia Slingo, |
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- | In the installation two Lorenz Attractors [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ | + | |
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+ | The title of the work refers to the mathematical term of the same name (David Ruelle / Floris Takens, 1971) borrowed from chaos theory which describes physical laws of chaotic behaviour in dynamic processes. Based on strange attractors it’s possible to for instance to mathematically describe turbulent currents of liquids or gases that cannot otherwise by analytically captured due to their complexity and level of randomness. In the installation two [[https:// | ||
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+ | ==== Acknowledgment ==== | ||
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+ | The work is based on the articel "Die Chaos-Maschine: | ||
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+ | R. Giles Harrison (Department of Meteorology, | ||
+ | Most information about the analog computer I found at [[http:// | ||
+ | The development of the [[https:// | ||
+ | David Farris and TEREZA // WATERS help me solving some mathematical problems.\\ | ||
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Wolfgang Spahn is a visual & sound artist based in Berlin. His work includes installations, performances of light & sound and miniature-slide-paintings. His art explores the field of analogue and digital media and focuses on both their contradiction and their correlation.
He is faculty member of the Sound Studies and Sonic Arts, Berlin University of the Arts.
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Here is most of the hard- and software the artist developed for his artwork.
DER NULLEFFEKT
PAPER-PCB
- Analog Computer
- Pop Neuron
- Paper-Duino
- Paper Synthesizer
- Paper Bits
- Raspberry Pi Hats
- VGA Synthesizer
- Sound Boards
ART COOPERATION
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