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2006-09-03 Thread notfrog
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2006-09-03 Thread Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
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2006-09-03 Thread Alan Sondheim
Really like this - is this a different algorithm/rearrangement/choice you're using? Your work is like a backbone, protocol marrow - - Alan On Sun, 3 Sep 2006, Jukka-Pekka Kervinen wrote: underfoot ga- genocide r Imported Petroleum (Owl fizz of k refine streak sensuality optimist Petroleum

Little Anatomy of the Physical Unconscious or The Antomy of the Image

2006-09-03 Thread Charles Baldwin
I am reading _Little Anatomy of the Physical Unconscious or The Antomy of the Image_ by Hans Bellmer. This is the English translation of his only text, relating more or less to his artistic practice. I read it quickly before, now more slowly. It is a skeleton key to cyberspace. Bellmer begins: I

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2006-09-03 Thread skyplums
thank you david and thanks to jukka for setting me up with the templates if the list would like to see whart jukka sent for me to fill in or delete let me know i will foward in next writing

Re: Little Anatomy of the Physical Unconscious or The Antomy of the Image

2006-09-03 Thread david divizio
mayhaps the pleasure is meaningful? i magi ne ne? I remember learning to sit (cross legged in meditation) without moving... at all... for an hour (and more). All technique mindful. INTENSE sensation localized in the corporeal, could be surpassed(?) with two thoughts. 1.

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2006-09-03 Thread skyplums
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2006-09-03 Thread skyplums
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2006-09-03 Thread Jukka-Pekka Kervinen
Thanks Alan, very much. Yes, this is quite different rearrangement, in these texts I've applied the results of those little experiments I usually post to the list. Text is based to modified random walk process, using two different units or entities as a base, words and arbitrary strings

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2006-09-03 Thread Alan Sondheim
I'm curious, what language are you using? There's something wonderfully mysterious about it. Jim Reith over at Cybermind wrote the following for me, which allows me to use functions - it's similar to random walk - works in Perl = parse_file_into_words(zz, 4000, \$i/4 - 8 * sin(\$i * 20));

origin of Measurement, language

2006-09-03 Thread Alan Sondheim
Origin of Measurement There's a hill over there (gestures) No there's a couple of hills Wait I'll be right back It's like skin I'm uncomfortable skinning around here I skinned that hill Btw I'm still working with the .obj files as you can see from the scanner - one of the things I'm