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DESCRIPTION:This conference aims to bring together a wide range of scholar
 s\, researchers and artists who explore the phenomenon of machine vision 
 and the aesthetics of its modes of perception. Machine vision refers to a
 dvanced technologies which have been developed to carry out operations of
  visual automation in areas of inspection and observation in wider societ
 y. In referring to “machine” we include not only the software which under
 lies contemporary algorithmic systems but also reference the hardware and
  wider concurrent material relations\, which constitute its operations. A
 n increasing reliance on these technologies and its modes of seeing have 
 far reaching cultural and socio-political repercussions. In investigating
  the aesthetics of this phenomenon\, we aim to engage with these repercus
 sions critically\, analytically as well as speculatively. Within this con
 text a recurrent question within the sciences and in visual culture theor
 y thus appears again: Can we see\, seeing? In examining the aesthetics of
  machine vision\, we aim to reveal a machinic seeing\, thus allowing us t
 o scrutinize the ways in which it intervenes in the world through “more-t
 han-human” perspectives. [nl] [nl]\n\nWe are interested in the “aisthesis
 ” of machine vision\, in the broadest possible sense of its aesthetic-exp
 eriential aspects\, its affectivities\, bodily entanglements\, materialit
 y\, and the speculative reflections of such sensoria. We invite scholars\
 , artists\, and practitioners to engage with how aesthetics/artworks/sens
 oria as imaginaries can reflect on the power of machinic sensing within t
 he wider contemporary arenas of cultural\, ethical\, environmental\, and 
 socio-political realms. [nl] [nl]\n\nKeynotes are Jussi Parikka (Aarhus U
 niversity) and Luciana Parisi (Duke University)\, and there will be a spe
 cial guest artist screening and conversation with experimental filmmaker 
 Johann Lurf (Vienna\, Austria). [nl] [nl]\n\n\nThe conference is physical
  and free of charge but please register here:[i] [url=https://event.sdu.d
 k/machinevision] https://event.sdu.dk/machinevision[/url] [/i] [nl] [nl]\
 n\n[b]Venue [/b] [nl] \nThe conference will be held physically at the Uni
 versity of Southern Denmark\, Odense\, at the DIAS Auditorium (V24-501a-0
 ). [nl]\nThis conference is organized by Lila Lee-Morrison and Dominique 
 Routhier (lile@sdu.dk and dominique@sdu.dk)\, who are postdocs in the DFF
  sponsored research cluster “Drone Imaginaries and Communities” (www.sdu.
 dk/diac) which is led by Prof. Kathrin Maurer\, leader of Center for Cult
 ure and Technology (www.sdu.dk/en/cult-tech).  Additional members and org
 anizers are Rikke Munck Petersen\, Associate Professor at the Section for
  Landscape Architecture and Planning\, Department of Geosciences and Natu
 ral Resource Management at University of Copenhagen and Kassandra Wellend
 orf\, Teaching Associate Professor at the Institute for Culture and Commu
 nication at Copenhagen University). [nl] [nl]
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LOCATION:Syddansk Universitet\, Fioniavej 34\, 5230\, Odense M
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SUMMARY:The Aesthetics of Machine Vision\, interdisciplinary conference
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