Graphic 37: Introduction To Computation
How might computational approaches inform contemporary graphic design practices? That is the question posed by this instalment of Graphic, which seeks to delineate the quintessential nature of using computation, not only as a means to govern automatic and algorithmic production of objects, but also as a logical thinking process for design. Various designers and writers were invited to explore tangible experiences of using computation and to discuss the validity and possibilities of these approaches, both today and in the future. Includes an interview withRob Giampietro, plus contributions from Hansje van Halem, Adrian Shaughnessy, MuirMcNeil, JĆ¼rg Lehni, and many others. Published by Propaganda (Seoul).
192 p, Ā 23 x 30 cm, paperback, Propaganda (Seoul).
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Graphic 37: Introduction To Computation
Graphic 37: Introduction To Computation
How might computational approaches inform contemporary graphic design practices? That is the question posed by this instalment of Graphic, which seeks to delineate the quintessential nature of using computation, not only as a means to govern automatic and algorithmic production of objects, but also as a logical thinking process for design. Various designers and writers were invited to explore tangible experiences of using computation and to discuss the validity and possibilities of these approaches, both today and in the future. Includes an interview withRob Giampietro, plus contributions from Hansje van Halem, Adrian Shaughnessy, MuirMcNeil, JĆ¼rg Lehni, and many others. Published by Propaganda (Seoul).
192 p, Ā 23 x 30 cm, paperback, Propaganda (Seoul).
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How might computational approaches inform contemporary graphic design practices? That is the question posed by this instalment of Graphic, which seeks to delineate the quintessential nature of using computation, not only as a means to govern automatic and algorithmic production of objects, but also as a logical thinking process for design. Various designers and writers were invited to explore tangible experiences of using computation and to discuss the validity and possibilities of these approaches, both today and in the future. Includes an interview withRob Giampietro, plus contributions from Hansje van Halem, Adrian Shaughnessy, MuirMcNeil, JĆ¼rg Lehni, and many others. Published by Propaganda (Seoul).
192 p, Ā 23 x 30 cm, paperback, Propaganda (Seoul).
