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WORKOUT #2 True/False

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WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho
WORK OUT #2: True/False – The Path in Between Exhibition - first years students A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values. How much room is given for self-interpretation? Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna) Truth/False Artist Statements: IVONNE GRACIA MURILLO proposes a conceptual collaboration between the digital media of man and the natural environment, based on the idea of using DNA as a means of storing encoded images, in the opposite direction to the progress of the latter in order to obtain the exact decoded information of the original, as a method of controlling nature to please modern human needs. If promulgated to mutation through several generations of reproduction in the living animal this information of quantity, tone, and position of the pixels would become the natural matter through which the image would evolve out of mechanical methods, ergo eliminating our prediction and control over the anticipation of output. Man goes from using his means to control nature, to using them to connect with it. JASJOTE GREWAL explores questions of truth, autonomy and meaning by playing with the loose and free construction of what is deemed as true and what it signifies. In face of a binary conception of truth that one is often confronted with, her piece attempts to break down this dichotomy, as well as illustrate that meaning can only ever lie in the hands and the eyes of the beholder. NORA LENGYEL is researching how the two boolean values true and false can be encrypted to patterns, colors or to other visual elements. She experiments with ho

A line connecting five different approaches to the conception of truth, from its binary behavior in logic, to an unrecognizable interwoven construction of it. This exhibition displays the outcomes of examining the blurred borders of truthfulness and the hazy area around its possible values.

How much room is given for self-interpretation?

Works by Ivonne Gracia Murillo, Jasjote Grewal, Nora Lengyel, Marthin Rozo, Marc Schuran

Cooperation partner: Martin Reinhart (Principal investigator PEEK/FWF, Data Loam, University of Applied Arts Vienna)

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