Cybernetic Configurations: Characteristics of Interactivity in the Digital Arts
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Brown, Andrew
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Cleland, K., Fisher, L. & Harley, R.
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Cybernetic theory and interactive media art share much in common, including an interest in human relationships with technology, and in what their interactions reveal about both human and techno- logical agency. In this paper we identify four char- acteristics of cybernetic systems and discuss their relevance to interactive sound art. We hope to contribute to a critical lexicon around the cybernetic nature of interactive artworks more broadly, and to promote further engagement with the principles of cybernetics amongst electronic and digital arts practitioners and scholars.
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Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium of Electronic Art
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Electronic Media Art
Music Composition