Murray-Rust et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Lichtsuchende: exploring the emergence of a cybernetic societyMurray-Rust et al., 2015
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- Murray-Rust D
- von Jungenfeld R
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- International Conference on Evolutionary and Biologically Inspired Music and Art
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In this paper, we describe Lichtsuchende, an interactive installation, built using a society of biologically inspired, cybernetic creatures who exchange light as a source of energy and a means of communication. Visitors are invited to engage with the installation using torches to …
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