#ron eglash

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Demonstration of fractal characteristics of reaction diffusion pattern rendered experimentally through simulated tilt-shift blur

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“Down in the acc/cellar, rescanning lost CCRU zine from 1996. Never published, tho some texts later included in Abstract Culture. Would be (checks calendar) at least 20 years before #afrofuturism started appearing as a term in mainstream media.”

--> Limited run reprint incoming on Urbanomic

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Source:

“African Fractals, Modern computing ans Indigenous Design”, by Ron Englash

pp 89,90

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Livre de références:

“African Fractals, Modern computing ans Indigenous Design”, by Ron Englash

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Although frequently reduced to “fetish worship” or “natural spirituality” in western descriptions, animism is, on the contrary, typically concerned with a cultural transfer of information or energy through physical dynamics.

Ron Eglash, "African Influences in Cybernetics" in The Cyborg Handbook

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Ron Eglash on African Fractals and Generative Justice — A Correction: A podcast

We speak with Professor Ron Eglash about the influence of indigenous African mathematics on computing, and moving from extraction to generative justice . Professor Ron Eglash’s groundbreaking research on African Fractals revealed the African roots of modern computing, which was otherwise largely h