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Episode page and full transcript: lerandom.art/episodes/interview-with-frieder-n…
Algorithmic and digital art founder Frieder Nake (twitter.com/CarlCanary) joined Peter Bauman (Monk Antony (x.com/monkantony_tez)) to continue their chat after the release of "Frieder Nake on 'Machinic' Miracles" at Le Random Editorials (lerandom.art/editorial/frieder-nake-on-machini…).
Also in this episode: Frieder Nake (lerandom.art/subjects/frieder-nake), Max Bense (lerandom.art/subjects/max-bense), Gerhard Richter (lerandom.art/subjects/gerhard-richter), Leonardo da Vinci (lerandom.art/subjects/leonardo-da-vinci), A. Michael Noll (lerandom.art/subjects/a-michael-noll), Georg Nees (lerandom.art/subjects/georg-nees)
Listen next: Ep. 6, Timeline Ch 5—Artist-Programmer Era (1970s) with Joan Truckenbrod, Hans Dehlinger & Anika Meier (lerandom.art/episodes/timeline-chapter-5-artis…), Ep. 5, Timeline Ch 4—Digital Era Pt II (1960s) with Michael Spalter (lerandom.art/episodes/timeline-chapter-4-digit…)
On the Living Timeline: “compArt ER 56 series” and “Random Polygon Move” Signal Frieder Nake’s Entrance into Computer Art (1963) (timeline.lerandom.art/m/compart-er-56-series-a…), computer grafik by Georg Nees and Frieder Nake at Galerie Wendelin Niedlich in Stuttgart (Germany) (1965) (timeline.lerandom.art/m/computer-grafik-by-geo…), 13/9/65 Nr. 2 (“Hommage à Paul Klee”) by Frieder Nake (1965) (timeline.lerandom.art/m/13-9-65-nr-2-hommage-a…)
Chapters 📖:
Introduction to Frieder Nake and his contributions to digital art
Computers and the concept of quality vs quantity
Quantity turning into quality
Pattern recognition and discovery of new quality
Connection to Max Bense's Generative Aesthetics
Intuition versus machine randomness
Creativity, emotion and the role of intuition
AI and human choices in art
Alienation and creativity in artistic expression