Paul Prudence

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ISO/IEC 10646 celebrates grids as encoders of transferable intelligence. It is a paean to the grid's universal interactions which, as intimated by Turing's revolutionary thesis, culminates in the proposition that *that universality* may be used to reconstruct all human knowledge. View the 144 outputs from the series in the link below ↓ ↓ ↓ https://verse.works/series/iso-iec-10646-by-paul-prudence?itemId=9fbab39b-727a-4117-bd1b-3eb6aa2ef97a

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Some pattern preferences going on in my latest 9 on @rodeodotclub featuring @zolfaqqari, @dennis-chilas, @studiostrauss, @mariuswatz, and others

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Airfix.txt @rodeodotclub https://rodeo.club/post/0xe51B3e7CB63615F74323DDDC9F423c3f3AB83eB3/239

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A clock work echinoderm, steam powered and precision drawn... Plate from Anatomie der Echinothuriden – Walter Schurig [1906]

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Guy de Cointet It is the Norwegian way to say good evening, 1978 I love the light humoured style of Guy de Cointet's titles as a counterpoint to his hard geometric minimalism. Some really nice works at his website > https://www.guydecointet.org/dessin X friend John Supko remarked that my Tauba Auerbach post reminded him of de Cointet's work and for sure there are overlaps in style. I couldn’t resist delving in the de Cointet's back catalogue.

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Reductionist approaches with the familiar often yields some of the most satisfying results, Tauba Auerbach, Lowercase Components, 2005 Components, Numbers, 2006

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Joe Gilmore Thinking is Form Instagram > https://www.instagram.com/thinking_is_form

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Writing code is the act of weaving a series CPU instructions. Every row of pixels is a vague isomorph of a weft retrieved from computer memory

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La Familia de Moixa (W_Restructure33) @rodeodotclub It would seem unfair not to post an unused iteration of the sister series to Axiom. It has (nearly) an inverse colour palette. And, oh, 'Moixa' is 'Axiom' spelt backwards. Axiom and La Familia de Moixa were created in VVVV. A spread (array) of the Superformula (3D) shader was fully parametrised so that every member of the family could be shaped precisely. Parametrisation of XYZ co-ords of each object, along with a spread of generative textures (created with 2d modulo effects) allowed precise positioning and texturing. It's like real-time generative collage to some degree - moving and shaping things until it feels right. I would sometimes use a midi-controller to move the objects around. This system is based on a performance that I used to show at festivals from around 2012 to 2018. https://rodeo.club/post/0xe51B3e7CB63615F74323DDDC9F423c3f3AB83eB3/238

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To orthographically project or not - that is the question. I like both, so I might keep both as options.... This project has been going on for a wee while.

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The work of Robert Horvitz who creates intricate process drawings, and whose quote below I can highly relate to 'I’m trying to get close to the language of thought. It’s hard to put into words what the mind does, but drawing can map those processes better than anything but music. It’s so agile. It’s like a cloth you put over some complex object and it takes on the shape of the object exactly' quote > https://butdoesitfloat.com/robert-horvitz

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Detail from Wheel of Time (Kalachakra) Tantra, an eight-panel, double-sided scroll, Tibetan, (date unknown)

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Karl-Heinz Adler Spiegelung, Gestaltung mit zwei unterschiedlichen Elementen, 1971-74 Adler created some very formal repetitive works using collaged fragments printed using a letterpress (such as this one).

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After returning yesterday to some near misses from my Axiom series for #monochrome-monday, I remember that all projects have unfinished business. https://rodeo.club/post/0xe51B3e7CB63615F74323DDDC9F423c3f3AB83eB3/237

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>>>> @rodeodotclub featuring @jbarbeau, @studiostrauss, @olgaf, @mariuswatz, @annalucia, and others

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The Human Biocomputer: Theory and Experiments John C. Lilly, 1974 Lysergic 'metaprogramming' and behavioural hacking with psychonaut John C. Lilly. A vapourware of altered states double-dipped in cybernetics and programmatic paradigms (which are used to describe consciousness). Perhaps for *some of you* the cover only.

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◼️◻️ #monochrome-monday (unreleased) Axiom

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reconstituted type https://rodeo.club/post/0xe51B3e7CB63615F74323DDDC9F423c3f3AB83eB3/236?referrer=0x6304f4721E8BdD555B6ca66455A59434a2aB2f83

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landing on earth from the year 1980... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCHw1zs_QKY

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