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> That is, the role of the computer in the production and presentation of semantic information which is accompanied by enough aesthetic information is meaningfu
by cmrx64 1y ago
> That is, the role of the computer in the production and presentation of semantic information which is accompanied by enough aesthetic information is meaningful; the role of the computer in the production of aesthetic information per se and for the making of profit is dangerous and senseless.
I think this was prescient and still worthy of contemplation.
- antithesizer 1y agoah yes "aesthetic information" definitely a real concern in art
- perching_aix 1y agoCare to expand beyond the snark? The way I understand that paragraph is that "aesthetic information" is the aesthetics involved themselves, and I think it's more than agreeable that art at minimum concerns itself a great deal with aesthetics (things looking pretty, organized, orderly disorganized, etc.) - some might even argue it's all aesthetics, or that aesthetics are inalienable or foundational to it. I'd personally argue there's no art without aesthetics.
- TheOtherHobbes 1y agoIt's by Frieder Nake, who was - ironically - one of the pioneers of computer art.