For years we were taught to analyse signals and audiovisual objects, films and tapes, define, search and catalog, categorise things, now it is finally time to take care of the noise. Let’s think about what was once called “static”. We are swimming in an… Read more ›

Digital Technologies reshape our sense of tempo-spatiality. Is contemporary life, where distances are shaped by global digital connectivities, apps and ‘irreversibly essential’ devices, an extension of trade routes, migrations and displacements from a historical perspective? This presentation serves as an… Read more ›

Selçuk Artut lives and works in İstanbul. He has received his BSc in Mathematics from Koç University, Istanbul and his MA in Sonic Arts from Middlesex University, London. He has received his PhD on Philosophy of Media Communications. Currently, he… Read more ›

Abstract: I will present tools offering a new way of analyzing a novel or a social network in terms of storyline, characters, locations and taking consideration of relations between all of them.  One tool is focusing on a novel visualization… Read more ›