“We should not use our intelligent machines to return to nature (we would not be able to retrieve it anyway, since it was never there); on the contrary, we should make our machines go wild….To some, such technoromanticism might seem preposterous; for me, it is nothing less than an absolute necessity. My only question is: Can we, and will we, ever be Romantic enough? Will we ever be able to restore the feelings and care we had for things? … If the machines of modernism were meant to cleanse and purify, our machines will bastardize and hybridize.”
— Lars Spuybroek, The Sympathy of Things
Data Sculpting
We use Grasshopper and other software to explore algorithmic processes, hands-on.
History
We draw upon a rich history of others who have developed and employed technologies of making.
Societal Impact
We examine the the ways that computational systems permeate society and the planet.