Photography, Art and Data
I’ll be speaking at the Hackers Congress in Prague, Sept 30 – Oct 2, 2016, with a talk on “Photography, Art and Data”. Tickets and more info: hcpp.cz
Coralie Vogelaar: Pattern Recognition
"When an image is duplicated a lot, then we recognize it as an archetype, so then we duplicate it a lot. And then because it’s duplicated a lot, it’s being viewed a lot, and this has an influence in our brain."
—Coralie Vogelaar (GUP Magazine)
—Coralie Vogelaar (GUP Magazine)
Lera Boroditsky: Language Shaping Thought
"By the time you see the world, you’re seeing it through the lens of your language."
—Lera Boroditsky (John Adams Institute, 2016)
—Lera Boroditsky (John Adams Institute, 2016)
Stephen Shore: What Looking Looks Like
"I wanted a picture that was more the visual equivalent of speaking."
—Stephen Shore (GUP Magazine)
—Stephen Shore (GUP Magazine)
Jay McInerney: Brightness in a Marriage
“We all have to deal with the deepest and most difficult questions in life – no matter how nice our wardrobe is, or no matter how good our education is, or no matter how packed our social schedule is.”
—Jay McInerney (John Adams Institute)
—Jay McInerney (John Adams Institute)
GUP#50 – Hidden Gems
GUP#50 - The Hidden Gems Issue (August 2016). Cover by Juha Arvid Helminen.
The Entrepreneur’s Dilemma
“Let’s be clear about this: working for yourself doesn’t eradicate the problem of worker exploitation. You’ve just replaced an external boss with an internal one. You’re a horse, cracking its own whip.”
—Katherine Oktober Matthews (Medium, 2016)
—Katherine Oktober Matthews (Medium, 2016)
A Love Affair with Arles
“[Arles] is the magic of pulling many, many creators into a playground designed specifically for them. A playground, we remember, is one of the first and most sacred of places for meeting on equal ground with peers, and learning, joyously.”…
Pierre Liebaert: Kissing Madness
“It’s sad to see people whose lives think for them, instead of the inverse. We have to think our life, we have to build it, we have to sculpt life. And time. We have to do something interesting with time.”
—Pierre Liebaert (GUP Magazine)
—Pierre Liebaert (GUP Magazine)