Organic Interfaces; or, How Human Beings Augment Their Digital Devices
In theory, cell phones and other information and communication technologies (ICTs) are just a means for us to interact with people, businesses, and data sources.
Category: cyberculture
Plantoid: the blockchain-based art that makes itself
Plantoid is a self-creating, self-propagating artwork system that uses blockchain technology to gather and manage the resources it needs to become real.
Book Review: Body Drift: Butler, Hayles and Haraway (Posthumanities) by Arthur Kroker
Body Drift by Arthur Kroker, takes the work of three leading women thinkers as its main focus.
Cyberformance in the Third Space: A Conversation with Helen Varley Jamieson
Overlapping and fluid spaces… spaces emerging between physical realities and the ethereal digital / electric space: a third space grafted from the real-time confluence of the stage + remote locations.” – Helen Varley Jamieson
Cybernetics, Art, and Ideas (1971) — Lost Transhumanist Classics
Cybernetics, Art, and Ideas (1971) by Jasia Reichardt is a lost and out of print masterwork of multimedia, interactive, and computer generated art that will be of interest to transhumanists.
Borg Like Him: R.U. Sirius interviews Gareth Branwyn
Gareth Branwyn’s latest book, Borg Like Me, takes a slightly unusual route to tell us the story of his Cyborgification, a process that started, of necessity, when he was very young.