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title: The Emergence and Decay of Computation | ||
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<p><a href="https://vimeo.com/336939272">The Emergence and Decay of Computation</a> from <a href="https://vimeo.com/alexmiller">SPACEFILLER</a> on <a href="https://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p> | ||
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Hacked receipt printers hang from their own receipts above a basin of water and slowly print themselves to death over the course of three days. The printers output rows of a cellular automaton — a mathematical simulation that generates emergent patterns from simple rules. Entering the water short circuits the printer, permanently killing it. The output of the cellular automaton simulation is directly linked to the destruction of the device computing the simulation. | ||
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The piece explores the tension between temporary structures and the inevitability of decay. It celebrates the beauty and order of computation as an emergent phenomenon of the universe, while also emphasizing its finiteness and ephemerality. | ||
The piece explores the tension between temporary structures and the inevitability of decay. It celebrates the beauty and order of computation as an emergent phenomenon of the universe, while also emphasizing its finiteness and ephemerality. |
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name: The Second Project | ||
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Hacked receipt printers hang from their own receipts above a basin of water and slowly print themselves to death over the course of three days. The printers output rows of a cellular automaton — a mathematical simulation that generates emergent patterns from simple rules. Entering the water short circuits the printer, permanently killing it. The output of the cellular automaton simulation is directly linked to the destruction of the device computing the simulation. | ||
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The piece explores the tension between temporary structures and the inevitability of decay. It celebrates the beauty and order of computation as an emergent phenomenon of the universe, while also emphasizing its finiteness and ephemerality. |