Two parametric, interactive studies, each with its own optional music, that accompany the essay Human Machine, between Co-Learning and Knowledge Transfer. In both, a person works with a synthetic tool and grows with it, because the tool keeps what earlier practice taught it and the person stays exposed to the consequences.
A patient or a musician steers a generative music process by feeling, and the assistance retires as the person becomes a virtuoso. The age of the listener chooses the soundscape of a generation, three more soundscapes lie beyond the generations, and any one can be fused with another. Optional sound.
open the studyA new generation of makers designs and customises pieces with a machine that earlier generations taught, and changes what the next one inherits. Fifteen styles in four families, from the shoe to the bag, the jacket and the space suit, read the same seven parameters and are joined by a continuous morfusione, and an optional band plays what is being made, from jazz and lounge to drone and noise.
open the studyIllustrative models with stipulated parameters, not measurements and not production tools. The first echoes the idea behind MINDKESTRA (mindkestra.com) and is not a medical device.