Conversations exploring Slow approaches to creative thinking and practice aim to awaken latent potentials for AI that are *murmuring* just under the surface.
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Conversations exploring Slow approaches to creative thinking and practice aim to awaken latent potentials for AI that are *murmuring* just under the surface.
In this generous conversation, artist Tania Candiani shares her vision of enlivening contemporary science and technology with “big doses of beauty and poetry and magical connection”—pointing to ways she seeks to do so through her practice. Inciting elaborate collaborations across disciplines, Candiani’s meticulous (yet at times serendipitous) approach to research is above all an act of listening: tuning in deeply while embracing the unknown in a shapeshifting pas de deux with the quantum realm.
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Image: Tania Candiani, Organ (2012). Part of the exhibition Five Variations on Phonic Circumstances and a Pause at Laboratorio Arte Alameda (LAA), Mexico City. Courtesy of the artist.
Tania Candiani website: https://taniacandiani.com/en/
Instagram: @tcandiani
Others mentioned during this episode
Karla Jasso
Rogelio Sosa
Doris Salcedo
Leslie Garcia/Interspecifics
Wolfgang Lerche
Brandon LaBelle
Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art
Rolando Vasquez
Marisol de la Cadena
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Music by the inimitable @tignortronics
Support for the podcast generously provided by The Resonance Foundation
AI Murmurings
Conversations exploring Slow approaches to creative thinking and practice aim to awaken latent potentials for AI that are *murmuring* just under the surface.
