Fold Me, Bend Me, Break Me, Said the Computer, by Linnea Langfjord Kristensen & Kevin Walker
From Miriam Walsh
From Miriam Walsh
Kevin Walker is an artist and a researcher at Coventry University, where he leads a research theme on AI and Algorithmic Cultures working across anthropology, technology and the arts. He led the project Performing AI, funded by The Alan Turing Institute and co-created an immersive installation for the exhibition ‘AI’, on view at NDSM Amsterdam. He's dedicated to supporting emerging and previously marginalised artists, develops hardware and software, and his art practice involves sound, moving image and drawing. He's made commissioned work for Centre Pompidou, Kensington Palace, Transport for London, the British Council; curated exhibitions and events, and written about art, AI and related topics
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