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... uses the universal computer code (called ASCII) to produce a "Cartesian" gene, that is, a translation of Descartes' ontological...

... System and a cellular phone. Bielicky's unusual cartography is accompanied by more conventional maps, and a history of...

... in networked processes enabled by groupware environments. The cartographies consisted of collaboratively organized textual, visual...

... such as Genetics and Artificial Intelligence. Exhibited Cartwright Hall, "Art and Computers", Bradford, UK 1989 Exhibited...

... sees is what everybody else sees these vectors give a non-cartesian indication of where the others are seeing things from. The...

... ends of the earth. The virtual world however is a non-cartesian space in which vast universes can be hidden in small, drab...

... (Europe defined here quite liberally, from Portugal to Ural Mountains). Each city-year is represented by a record which...

...Internet, search engine, cartography Maps from the World Nervous System With today's communication networks, the world is equipped...

... on motion, on lines of sight, —an intended contrast to the cartesian grids that organize most modern architecture. (Photos by...

... at the Centre for Art Research and Technology in Education (CARTE) at University of Westminster. A monograph on their work is...