Vocable Code

Winnie Soon; Geoff Cox

Vocable Code

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Abstract

Vocable Code is both a work of ‘software art’ (software as artwork, not software to make an artwork) and a ‘codework’ (where the source code and critical writing operate together) produced to embody “queer code”. Collective statements and voices complete the phrase ‘Queer is…’ and together make a computational and poetic composition for two screens: on one of these, texts and voices are repeated and disrupted by mathematical chaos, together exploring the performativity of code and language; on the other, is a mix of a computer programming syntax and human language. In this sense queer code can be understood as both an object and subject of study that intervenes in the world’s ‘becoming' and how material bodies are produced via human and nonhuman practices. Through mixing the natural and computer language, this article presents a script in six parts from a performative lecture for two persons and a computer. The purpose is to exemplify the speech-like qualities of a computer program, and to explore the constant regeneration and re-running of code as a way to rethink computational logic from a posthuman position.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Artistic research will eat itself : Proceedings of the The 9th International Conference on Arctic Research
Redaktører	Geoff Cox, Hannah Drayson, Azadeh Fatehrad, Allister Gall, Laura Hopes
Antal sider	8
Forlag	Society for Artistic Research
Publikationsdato	1 okt. 2018
Sider	251-258
Status	Udgivet - 1 okt. 2018
Begivenhed	Artistic Research Will Eat Itself: 9th SAR - International Conference on Artistic Research - University of Plymouth, Plymouth, Storbritannien Varighed: 11 apr. 2018 → 13 apr. 2018 Konferencens nummer: 9 http://sarconference2018.org/

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Konference	Artistic Research Will Eat Itself
Nummer	9
Lokation	University of Plymouth
Land/Område	Storbritannien
By	Plymouth
Periode	11/04/2018 → 13/04/2018
Internetadresse	http://sarconference2018.org/

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Artistic Research Will Eat Itself: Proceedings of International Conference
Cox, G. (Redaktør), Lewin, A. (Redaktør), Prior, A. (Redaktør), Hopes, L. (Redaktør), Drayson, H. (Redaktør), Fatehrad, A. (Redaktør) & Gall, A. (Redaktør), 2018, 448 s. Research Catalogue - Society for Artsistic Research.
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Vocable Code
Soon, W. (Producent), 2018
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Soon, W & Cox, G 2018, Vocable Code. i G Cox, H Drayson, A Fatehrad, A Gall & L Hopes (red), Artistic research will eat itself: Proceedings of the The 9th International Conference on Arctic Research. Society for Artistic Research, s. 251-258, Artistic Research Will Eat Itself, Plymouth, Storbritannien, 11/04/2018. <https://www.researchcatalogue.net/profile/show-exposition?exposition=512748>

Vocable Code. / Soon, Winnie; Cox, Geoff.
Artistic research will eat itself: Proceedings of the The 9th International Conference on Arctic Research. red. / Geoff Cox; Hannah Drayson; Azadeh Fatehrad; Allister Gall; Laura Hopes. Society for Artistic Research, 2018. s. 251-258.

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport/proceeding › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning › peer review

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