Internausea: schemata

INTERNAUSEA An intermedia open work in progress on information, control and space

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schemata

INTER-THEMES

INTER-STRUCTURES INPUTS

INPUTS

COMPLEXITY

ANABOLIC TENDENCY

Structural order

Entropy

+ + -

Research clusters

TENSION REDUCTION CATABOLIC TENDENCY

Aesthetics

DIABOLO ENGINE BLOCKS

OUTPUTS

ARTWORKS Information

Control

ESSAYS

AN INFORMATION-PROCESSING SYSTEM

INPUTS

Structural themes

PARSIMONY

IMAGES

WORKS

INTERNAUSEA

INPUTS

INTER-AESTHETICS

Space

INTER-THEMES ANONYMOUS Hypnerotomachia Poliphili (1499) CHAUCER, Geoffrey The House of Fame (1380) ZIMMERMANN, Bernd Alois Requiem für einen jungen Dichter — Lingual for narrator, soprano, baritone, three choirs, electric tape, orchestra, jazz combo and organ (1969)

INTER-STRUCTURES Eco, U. (1989). The Open Work. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.

Hayles, K. N., Burdick, A. (2002). Writing Machines. Cambridge: The MIT Press.

Reed, P. (1992). The Idea of the Labyrinth: From Classical Antiquity Through the Middle Age. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.

INTER-AESTHETICS

Volubile Topophilie Individuelle collective Images-temps Espace absolu Colère

Signes Martyre Comtemporanéites Comportaments erratiques Biaises Arythmies

Jeu d’imitation Interferences Inconnu Hypocrisie Détruit Décomposé

Arnheim, R. (1971). Entropy and Art. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Moles, A. (1968). Information Theory and Esthetic Perception. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.

Taylor, M. C. (1992). Disfiguring: Art, Architecture, Religion. The University of Chicago Press, London, 1992.

RESEARCH CLUSTERS Domain= sphere of activity or knowledge Theory= system of ideas based on general principles intended to explain something Movement= a group of people working together to advance their shared political, social or artistic ideas Representation= a picture, model, mental state or concept regarded as corresponding to a thing perceived Theme= an idea that recurs in or pervades a work of art or literature Singularity= the state, fact, quality, or condition of being unique, remarkable Framework= an essential supporting structure of an object Paradigm= a typical example, pattern or model of something

Research cluster 001 – Information Domains Theories Linguistics(Rhetoric, Semiotics) Communication theory Deconstruction Mathematics (Logic, Statistics) Music (Contemporary, Renaissance) Technology (Machine learning)

Outputs Jeu d’imitation Interferences Inconnu Hypocrisie Détruit Décomposé

Secondary cluster Space Control Control Control Space Space

Movements Informatism Serialism

Representations Hypertext Information design

Main themes Entropy Propaganda Speed

Object

Other movements

Establishing alphabets, symbols and signals Scheme determination of noise sources On anonymous receivers and their intentions On disruptions in communication channels Decoding corrupted messages Determination of semantic noise structures

Asemic writing Glitch Pre-Raphaelites Land art Kinetic art Ergodic literature

Framework/paradigm ALPHABET INFORMATION SOURCE (INFORMER)

Sender

Formulation of intentions

Coding of message

Semantic noise

message

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Noise source

Intentions

DESTINATION (INFORMEE)

Receiver

Interpretation of intentions

Decoding of message

Intentions

TRANSMITTER (encoding)

SEMANTIC RECEIVER

message

Sent signal

COMMUNICATION CHANNEL

RECEIVER (decoding)

Received signal

Singularities Arnheim Derrida Genette Gypsin Ockeghem Warburg Webern Secondary Themes Replica Loneliness Hiddenness Conformity Ambiguity Alterity

Research cluster 010 - Control Domains Theories Psychology(abnormal) Group dynamics Philosophy Social cognitive theory Sexuality Sociology

Outputs

Representations New media Performance

Secondary cluster Space

On human-human interfaces (and related)

Information Space Information Information Space

Psychodramas for behavioral change Conceit development of dystopian realities Divergences against resilience Conflicts based on stupidity Actions in defensive behaviors

Signes Martyre ComtemporanĂŠites Comportaments erratiques Biaises Arythmies

Movements Nihilism Post-structuralism

Object

Main themes Power Pornography Security

Other movements Metaphysical poetry Existentialism Mannerism Video art Noveau roman Conceptual art

Conflict

Convergence

Structure

MAXIMUM EXCLUSION

Productivity

INDIVIDUAL PLANNED BEHAVIOR Attitude toward behavior

Behavioral beliefs Normative beliefs

Control beliefs

Subjective norm

Perceived behavioral control

VOLATIONAL CONTROL

Intentions

Behavior

Task MAXIMUM INCLUSION

ACCEPTANCE

AMBIVALENCE

Formation

REJECTION

Framework/paradigm

Dissolution

Singularities Baudrillard Blanchot Foucault Heidegger Levinas Nietzsche Sartre

Secondary Themes Pleasure Ecstasy Appearance & essence

Paraphilia Alienation Unity & multiplicity

Research cluster 100 – Space Domains Theories Mathematics(geometry) Anti-foundationalism theories Psychology(cognitive) Visuospatial thinking Literature(poetry) Urbanism

Outputs Volubile Topophilie Individuelle collective Images-temps Espace absolu Colère

Secondary cluster Information Information Control Information Control Control

Movements Informalism Situationist

Representations Cartography Mind/concept maps

Object On involution and evolution On human being atlas On crowds, mobs and the self On images, movement and time Production rules for space On tactile & illusory plasticity

Other movements Symbolism Land art Transcendentalism Postmodernism Anarchism/Marxism Abstract expressionism

Framework/paradigm

INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION [convergence of the map and the territory]

Mental maps • •

Information-based Collecting, organizing data

INTERNET SPACE [A metaphoric space]

• Information processing • Visuospatial • Functional space 1. Body space 2. Space around the body 3. Metaphorical space (space of the exploration navigation) 4. Actual space (space of the external representation)

MENTAL SPACE [Logical-mathematical space]

Main themes Singularities Body Benjamin Cities Deleuze Virtualization Duchamp Lefebvre Tversky Tuan Virilio

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• • •

Image of the city (nodes, landmarks, paths, edges and districts) Navigation and mapping Walking as an aesthetic act Narratives for linearizing the space

URBAN SPACE [Real space]

Secondary Themes Amplification Flânerie Everyday life Absence and presence Void Self-determination