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Digital Matter
How can language expand imagination, and the creative dialogue with generative models?
Digital Matter is an ongoing research project into digital materiality: the way a digital entity can appear, and sometimes act, as though it has physical presence and tactile qualities.
I sculpt material entities with words, using a linguistic taxonomy and a dialogic agent I designed, and ask what happens when a native Hebrew speaker prompts an English-speaking machine.
The project treats the gap between languages, and between a maker and a model, as material to work with.
Digital Matter is an ongoing research project into digital materiality: the way a digital entity can appear, and sometimes act, as though it has physical presence and tactile qualities.
I sculpt material entities with words, using a linguistic taxonomy and a dialogic agent I designed, and ask what happens when a native Hebrew speaker prompts an English-speaking machine.
The project treats the gap between languages, and between a maker and a model, as material to work with.
Figure 1
Early stages of the research were supported by the Sandberg Grant for Research and/or Development in the Fields of Design and Architecture, The Israel Museum, 2021–2022.
Scope:
Concept
Prompt engineering
Agent System Development
Credits:
Ai images generated with Midjourney
Scope:
Concept
Prompt engineering
Agent System Development
Credits:
Ai images generated with Midjourney