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| | [[Reality generation notes]]\\ |
| | F15 [[Overview]]\\ |
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| From [[http://libarynth.org/transient_realities_or_verges_of_con-fusion|Transient Realities Or Verges Of Con-fusion]]: | ====Transient Realities Or Verges Of Con-fusion==== |
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| | http://libarynth.org/transient_realities_or_verges_of_con-fusion |
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| <blockquote>The spaces that we want to develop are situations that are both strange and comforting; in which you can easily get lost, or can be very purposeful; where you can choose to be alone or explore with others… It is a place where you don't 'have to' do anything, but where your attention and motion entices the environment to unfold.</blockquote> | <blockquote>The spaces that we want to develop are situations that are both strange and comforting; in which you can easily get lost, or can be very purposeful; where you can choose to be alone or explore with others… It is a place where you don't 'have to' do anything, but where your attention and motion entices the environment to unfold.</blockquote> |
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| [[http://fo.am/from_representation_to_performance/|From Representation to Performance]] | ====From Representation to Performance==== |
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| | http://fo.am/from_representation_to_performance/ |
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| <blockquote>In any event, we nuance the notion of public by distinguishing community from society, where society is not simply a union or a web of black-box communities but a vibratory medium in which communities can absorb influences and find dis/harmonics with distant communities. It is the rich confusion of our physical world, together with the instability of the virtual one, that allows hybrid public spaces to emerge. After a long period of individualization, people are urgently forming bonds across the globe, and these bonds need a lot of room to grow. The debate about what constitutes public space and the activities that evolve in them is not new. Every society infected by the notion of the Greek polis has its own ambivalent relationship with this concept of public space. On one hand, public space is necessary to mediate a community, on the other, it has a great subversive power. Historically, public spaces were not only a home to sellers, buyers and news-broadcasters, but also to alternatives, radicals, thieves and jesters. Building a public space is a project in which the whole community contributes to build a place where both personal and public memories can be stored and reused, a place that ties society together in rituals and commons.</blockquote> | <blockquote>In any event, we nuance the notion of public by distinguishing community from society, where society is not simply a union or a web of black-box communities but a vibratory medium in which communities can absorb influences and find dis/harmonics with distant communities. It is the rich confusion of our physical world, together with the instability of the virtual one, that allows hybrid public spaces to emerge. After a long period of individualization, people are urgently forming bonds across the globe, and these bonds need a lot of room to grow. The debate about what constitutes public space and the activities that evolve in them is not new. Every society infected by the notion of the Greek polis has its own ambivalent relationship with this concept of public space. On one hand, public space is necessary to mediate a community, on the other, it has a great subversive power. Historically, public spaces were not only a home to sellers, buyers and news-broadcasters, but also to alternatives, radicals, thieves and jesters. Building a public space is a project in which the whole community contributes to build a place where both personal and public memories can be stored and reused, a place that ties society together in rituals and commons.</blockquote> |
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| | ====Human-Scale Systems in Responsive Environments==== |
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| http://fo.am/media/pubfiles/2005-Human-Scale-Systems.pdf | http://fo.am/media/pubfiles/2005-Human-Scale-Systems.pdf |
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