SOURCE: Operator (Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti)
SOURCE: Operator (Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti)
An autobiographical lecture featuring Operator sharing their story
An autobiographical lecture featuring Operator sharing their story: how they began working with generative art, the projects that defined their practice, and what they’re exploring now. Followed by a Q&A with host Casey Reas.
Co-hosted by Social Software and The Generative Art Foundation.
Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti are an artist duo whose collaborative practice, Operator, develops critical and conceptual approaches to experience. With Ti’s background as a multimedia artist and HCI technologist, and Catherine’s as a choreographer and performance artist, they engineer medium-agnostic output, joining environments, technology, and the body. Their exploration into privacy and extractive technologies began with their installation On View (2019), commissioned by SCAD Museum of Art, and continues with the Privacy Collection, a durational release of works exploring the tension between privacy and transparency in blockchain technology. For their seminal work Human Unreadable to date, they created an on-chain generative choreography method. Co-hosted by UCLA Social Software and The Generative Art Foundation.
An autobiographical lecture featuring Operator sharing their story: how they began working with generative art, the projects that defined their practice, and what they’re exploring now. Followed by a Q&A with host Casey Reas.
Co-hosted by Social Software and The Generative Art Foundation.
Ania Catherine and Dejha Ti are an artist duo whose collaborative practice, Operator, develops critical and conceptual approaches to experience. With Ti’s background as a multimedia artist and HCI technologist, and Catherine’s as a choreographer and performance artist, they engineer medium-agnostic output, joining environments, technology, and the body. Their exploration into privacy and extractive technologies began with their installation On View (2019), commissioned by SCAD Museum of Art, and continues with the Privacy Collection, a durational release of works exploring the tension between privacy and transparency in blockchain technology. For their seminal work Human Unreadable to date, they created an on-chain generative choreography method. Co-hosted by UCLA Social Software and The Generative Art Foundation.
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