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welcome to <di>fusion!
<di>fusion: an embodiment of network praxis
<di>fusion: a live & online open-platform happening for
creative expression and action. the happening will simultaneously
occupy global network spaces and a local physical space with collaborative
performance, sonic, music, DJ/VJ, text, poetry, and video events.
we will be streaming audio and video during the entire 24 hours
as well as hosting a variety of local and remote activities. several
global locations will be networked with us as well. as global media
and networks become increasingly colonized by institutional entities,
the space remaining for open creative collaboration and exchange
shrinks. productive spaces must be preserved and expanded. <di>fusion
directly addresses this issue at the human and community level by
moving the lead role from technology back to the human element.
<di>fusion is about constructing a human network-of-practice
that acts as an inspiring and creative source for all participants.
<di>fusion: launched by the TECHNE practice-based research
initiative at the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA, and is
brought to you by the students in the FINE-4126 Advanced Digital
Art course in collaboration with their teacher, visiting artist,
John Hopkins. TECHNE is located at http://isnm.de
<di>fusion: deployed as the 4th neoscenes occupation project
designed to bring together people, networks, learning, and creative
action. for info contact neoscenes at <jhopkins (at) uiah.fi>
or visit http://neoscenes.net
<di>fusion crew would like to especially thank the following
individuals for their active support: Prof. Mark Amerika; blurr_lab
(Prof. David Slayden, Tim Hawkins, Jeff Biggus); Department of Electrical
and Computer Engineering: Prof. Renjeng Su; ITS (Dave Underwood,
Bret Mann, Mark Werner, Burt Rubinowitz); and all local and global
participants.
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