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Andrea Guidi

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Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma

Ongoing projects: 1) MEMENTO MORI: a randomized CAT evalutaion of creative outputs in a didactic environment, assisted by semantic metrics provided by the °'°Kobi system

status	active
portal	Enacting Artistic Research
admins	Daniele Pozzi, Veronica Di Geronimo, FRANCO RIPA DI MEANA, Andrea Guidi, kobiAdmin
members	Valentina Saggio, Giulia Tucciarelli, Gauri Abbattista, Teodora Ricci, Eleonora Scarponi, Gianluca Di Francesco, Devrim Kadirbeyoglu, ZeHao Li, Jona Norici, Lorenzo Spacagna, Claudia Digrandi, Ahzi Gaytan Monzani, Anna Fomina, shuyuan liu, Jiang Han, MengYao Zhu, Livia Viola, Jiayi Guo, YuYang Xie, Francesca Paganelli, Xueying Wang, Caiyi Li, XiaoQi Wei, Fan Liu, Ge Ge, Xaioxi Wang, Alessia Tessitore, Veronica Lilli, Ming Lu, Barbierato Leonardo, Matteo Cremonesi

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UVTOWER (2024) author(s): Andrea Guidi published in: Research Catalogue
The UVTOWER is a generative installation and interactive performance instrument which produces dense post-rave music.
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MAGPICK (2024) author(s): Andrea Guidi published in: Research Catalogue
Magpick is an augmented pick for electric guitar created by Fabio Morreale, Andrew McPherson and Andrea Guidi at the Augmented Instruments Lab, Queen Mary University of London. The pick allows nuanced control on the guitar sound as well as new performing techniques with a minimal latency.
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Artistic Research and Collective Intelligence (last edited: 2025) author(s): Daniele Pozzi, kobiAdmin, Andrea Guidi, Veronica Di Geronimo, Matteo Cremonesi, FRANCO RIPA DI MEANA This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
Exposition supporting the Artistic Research and Collective Intelligence workshop, 28-29 April 2025, Brera Academy of Fine Arts. Theme: In recent years, latent space has become a recurring notion in the field of AI and generative art, but the term has a much broader origin and resonance, finding relevance in various fields of knowledge such as psychology, biology and computer science. Translated into the field of artistic research, latent space can refer to indefinable and potential configurations, to a fluid and interstitial zone in which knowledge and imagination take shape through non-linear processes and intuitions. The workshop will offer a space for discussion and experimentation, welcoming proposals and reflections on the processes of artistic research, to investigate unforeseen configurations, lateral paths, and methodological deviations. The activity is promoted by the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome as part of the Enacting Artistic Research project.
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