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Categories: Interactive Environment
Keywords: Computer graphic | Generative Art
Relevant passages:
Ingeborg Reichle «Transgenic Bodies. Where Art and Science Meet: Genetic Engineering in Contemporary Art1 Art and science»
Works by Karl Sims:
Check as well:
William Latham
William Latham «The Evolution of Forms» William Latham «The Process of Evolution»
Karl Sims
«Genetic Images»
16 monitors allowed visitors of this interactive video installation (Ars Electronica, Linz, and Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1993) to view a form of computer simulated evolution as it was emerging. Then they could interact with tactile sensors placed on the ground to manipulate the imagery, to further make aesthetic choices in selecting images for the evolution of the virtual creatures, i.e. if these were allowed to further evolve in a next generation.
Ingeborg Reichle
