Exposition

Dissensual Places (last edited: 2019)

Jesse Josua Benjamin
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About this exposition

In this Research-through-Design project, I have focussed on translating a conventional and seemingly simple use of an algorithmic system interface (clicking "Like" on the Facebook newsfeed) into a non-conventional representation of both interface and system phenomena. Led by a Rancièrian understanding of aesthetics, I question the "void of interpretability" between perception and computation by means of prototyping procedures and qualitative research.
typeresearch exposition
date23/01/2017
last modified15/04/2019
statusin progress
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affiliationUniversity of Brighton
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urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/558478/558479


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nameA Print of a Like
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nameDissensual Place A: Scene I
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nameDissensual Place C: Extension
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nameDissensual Places
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nameRecording of Computational Activity
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nameCreating and Exploring the Computational Space
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nameTransposing Into Human Space
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nameA Print of a Like 1
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nameA Print of a Like 2
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nameA Print of a Like 3
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nameDissensual Place B: Scenes
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