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The Biotica Project : An Artificial Life Installation

Editors
Giles Lane; Richard Brown
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ETC1116

Abstract

explores the relationships between artistic practice, programming and theories of artificial life and emergence
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explores the relationships between artistic practice, programming and theories of artificial life and emergence

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