RMIT IMAGING FUTURES LAB
The Imaging Futures Lab is a network of artists, academics and researchers interested in the ontological implications of emerging paradigms for the expanded image. Our work explores the creative and discursive potential and implications of emerging computational image-making technologies and their application to expanded photography and imaging practices.
The IF_LAB is led by Dr Alison Bennett and Dr Rebecca Najdowski.
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POSTINGS
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444.2: XR by Nirma Madhoo
Read more: 444.2: XR by Nirma MadhooExciting behind the scenes footage provides insight into the making of Nirma Madhoo’s remarkable XR fashion film ‘444.2’ The work combines both photogrammetry and volumetric video. Find our more about this work and Nirma Madhoo’s practice here: https://anatomythestudio.com/4442-xr
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conceptual strategies and algorithmic art
Read more: conceptual strategies and algorithmic artThis post contains links to articles that consider algorithms as conceptual art: Are Algorithms Conceptual Art’s Next Frontier? | Artsy Augmentation of the Senses (or The Machine Becomes an Idea that Makes Art) | NGV chroma.mit.edu/p/sol-lewitt-and-his-coded-art/ (PDF) Algorithmic Art and
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Depth Effects: Dimensionality from Camera to Computation
Read more: Depth Effects: Dimensionality from Camera to ComputationDepth Effects by Brooke Belisle – Paperback – University of California Press (ucpress.edu)
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Siobhan Angus. Camera Geologica: An Elemental History of Photography. Duke University Press, 2024.
Read more: Siobhan Angus. Camera Geologica: An Elemental History of Photography. Duke University Press, 2024.Siobhan Angus. Camera Geologica: An Elemental History of Photography. Duke University Press, 2024. In Camera Geologica Siobhan Angus tells the history of photography through the minerals upon which the medium depends. Challenging the emphasis on immateriality in discourses on photography, Angus focuses
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Researching a Posthuman World : Interviews with Digital Objects
Read more: Researching a Posthuman World : Interviews with Digital ObjectsAdams, Catherine., and Terrie Lynn. Thompson. Researching a Posthuman World : Interviews with Digital Objects. London: Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2016. This book provides a practical approach for applying posthumanist insights to qualitative research inquiry. Adams and Thompson invite readers to embrace
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Lawrence Lek
Read more: Lawrence LekLawrence Lek 陆明龙 is an artist known for his ongoing series of films, soundtracks, and video games, often set within a Sinofuturist universe. Sinofuturism (1839–2046 AD) Video Essay, 60m, 2016